Linly Designs Celebrates Its New Highland Park Showroom Opening; Benefitting Saving Tiny Hearts Society September 20, 2012

WHAT: Linly Designs will celebrate the grand opening of its new Highland Park showroom on Thursday, September 20. The evening will feature wine, hors d’oeuvres and a special appearance from HGTV’s Meg Caswell - Season 6 winner of “Design Star” and host of “Meg's Great Rooms.” A portion of the evening’s sales with be donated to the Saving tiny Hearts Society, a Highland Park –based organization that prolongs, improves, and saves lives of children born with congenital heart defects by funding critical, groundbreaking research projects.

WHEN: 4 – 8 p.m., Thursday, September 20

WHERE: Linly Designs, 1766 Second St., Highland Park, IL 60035

COST: Free to attend, a portion of sales will be donated to the Saving tiny Hearts Society

RSVP: rsvp@paramountpr.com
WHO: About Linly Designs
Linly Designs offers a full range of interior design services and at-home and in-store consultations to create unique and personalized living spaces. Specializing in everything from custom window treatments to hand-picked custom furniture, Linly Designs creates a personal shopping experience exclusive to every client’s needs. Their exclusive feature, “Accessory Call®”, allows clients to experience the way their home would look with furniture, artwork and floral arrangements. Linly Designs offers clients distinctive, timeless pieces that cannot be found anywhere else and is located at 445 W. Ogden Avenue in Clarendon Hills. For more information, please call 630-769-5099 or visit www.LinlyDesigns.com.

About Saving tiny Hearts Society
Congenital heart defects (CHDs) are America’s #1 birth defect – yet funding for these devastating heart conditions is frighteningly low. Nationally, less than one penny of every dollar donated goes to congenital heart defect research. Saving tiny Hearts Society (savingtinyhearts.org), founded by parents of children affected by CHD’s, knows that without more modern research, the lives of these children, is substantially impacted. Each member of the Saving tiny Hearts Society works tirelessly and passionately to fulfill an important mission: to raise money for much needed CHD research. It is through this research that we will continue to lengthen and improve the lives of children born with congenital heart defects. Since 2006, the society has raised more than one million dollars to fund critical, groundbreaking studies; and they are constantly looking for more to sponsor. Saving tiny Hearts is unique. 95% of all funds raised go directly to critical medical research (StHS tax records 2006-2011).