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Thank you to everyone that particpiated or supported Airband 2011!
We raised $2,500 for the Frankie’s Fight Organization. If you would like to learn more about the foundation or make a separate donation, please check out their website (www.frankiesfight.org)
If you are interested in helping with the 2012 Airband, please email our Airband email account… AIRBAND@ursinus.edu
46 Mommas TO SHAVE THEIR HEADS TO RAISE
AWARENESS FOR CHILDHOOD CANCER
Every week day, 46 parents in the United States hear the words
“your child has cancer”. This September, during National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, 46
Mommas are gathering together in unity to shave their heads for childhood cancer research. The
shaving event takes place at 4 PM PDT on September 7, 2010 at the Center Court of the Hollywood
& Highland Center. The 46 Mommas will then appear on the Stand Up 2 Cancer live broadcast on
September 10, 2010.
Frankie's Fight Texas Hold'em Tournament 2010 is being held on Saturday March 20, 2010 at the American Legion Post 193 on 412-416 Folcroft Avenue in Folcroft Pa (19032). All proceeds benefit Frankie's Fight-to financially assist children and their families that are affected by childhood cancer.
There will be a 1pm registration
CARDS WILL BE DEALT PROMPTLY AT 2PM
Buy In- $60.00 to enter (6,000 chips)
$20.00 unlimited re-buys 1st hour (3,000 chips)
***must have 6,000 chips or less to re-buy****
$20.00 add on during first break (3,000 chips)
*************TOP 5 PAY OUT*************
We are limited to 120 seats so please register as early as possible, this will be first come first serve. If you register before March 1, 2010, you will receive an extra 1,000 chips!!
Frankie's Fight Texas Hold'em Tournament 2010 is being held on Saturday March 20, 2010 at the American Legion Post 193 on 412-416 Folcroft Avenue in Folcroft Pa (19032). All proceeds benefit Frankie's Fight-to financially assist children and their families that are affected by childhood cancer.
