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Boots & Bling Fundraiser
Saturday, October 5, 2024
- Time
- 5:00 PM - 10:00 PM
- Venue
- Quinsam Hall, Campbell River, V9H 1V8
- Price
- Tables of 8/$1000 or 10/$1,250
Saturday, October 5th, 100.7 The Raven & Cameryn’s Cause for Kids Society present ‘Boots & Bling’, a country western ball fundraiser at Quinsam Hall in Campbell River.
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The event will feature a live & silent auction, a ‘Chuckwagon’ themed dinner catered by More Eatery, a dance with live music by Boondock & more. Some of the auction prizes already donated include a trip for 2 to Vegas donated by Fitness Etc, a fishing trip donated by Denali Charters & Airfare for 2 anywhere the airline flies courtesy of Westjet. All proceeds will benefit local families who have a child facing a health crisis. To date Cameryn’s Cause has been able to help more than 350 families. The event is now completely sold out, but there are still sponsorship opportunities for your business. To sponsor or for more information, visit Cameryn’s Cause.
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Venue
Quinsam Hall
2005 Eagle Drive
Campbell River
V9H 1V8
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