For many years, Aunt Eunice hosted "Biscuit Breakfasts" at her restaurant Eunice's Country Kitchen as a fundraiser to benefit the Arthritis Foundation.   In 2001, when Aunt Eunice's health was such that she could no longer host the breakfast fundraisers, Mitchell and the band took over and began their concerts in honor of Aunt Eunice, once again   benefiting   the Arthritis Foundation. When Aunt Eunice passed away on February 17, 2004, Mitchell and the band decided they would continue to hold the concert in Aunt Eunice's memory. A special presentation was made at the concert by Huntsville Mayor Loretta Spencer to members of the family of Aunt Eunice on behalf of the Arthritis Foundation. 

100% of ticket sales benefited the Arthritis Foundation thanks to the hard work of Event Chair Laura Kendrick , who secured sponsors to cover expenses.  Special thanks to The Orthopedic Center, Enfinger Steel Development, Inc., Avocent Corporation, Dunagan, Yates and Alison, Torch Technologies, Teledyne Brown Engineering, Huntsville Utilities, Dr. Paul Fry and Colonial Graphics Group.   Laura also sang back up for Mitchell Brown's "Elvis" performance as part of the group "The Fellas."    

Mitchell Brown has been performing as Elvis since he was a student at New Hope High School . He assembled a small "Elvis" band while a student at Auburn and he and the band performed at various functions around Auburn.   In 1997, Mitchell assembled a group of musicians and vocalists from around the country to form his 20-member Twickenham Orchestra. Mitchell's popular THE KING LIVES ON  tour has drawn thousands and captured the hearts of a new generation of Elvis Fans.