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Hearts With Hope Inc.

 

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

July 11, 2018

Hearts With hope

Rock Out The Cancer

Woonsocket, RI – August 18, 2018   Hearts With Hope, Inc. announces “Rock Out The Cancer” on August 18th at Cercle Laurier, 165 East School St., Woonsocket, RI., 6 p.m. to midnight.  Tickets are $20 per person. Loads of fun featuring the renowned band, “5 After Midnight”, raffles, 50/50 and more.

“Rock Out The Cancer” is one of our most successful fundraising events.  All proceeds helps Woonsocket High School alumni afflicted with cancer with financial assistance”, said Hearts With Hope President, Wayne Demers.

Tickets are available by calling Co-Chair Stacy Lacroix, 401-481-1517 or Co-Chair Arthur Fluette, 401-641-3434.

The Hearts With Hope mission is to raise money for the benefit of Woonsocket High Alumni and/or their immediate families who have been diagnosed with a serious medical condition or suffered a catastrophic life event and have demonstrated a need for financial assistance.

Hearts With Hope has held many successful fundraisers such as Who’s Got Talent, Battle of The Classes, 50 Shades of Prom among others.  Watch for news of other upcoming events.

If you would like to become a member of Hearts With Hope, visit us on Facebook.

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