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Title: |
USS Cares Superhero Pub Crawl for Charity Fundraiser Event |
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starting at TJ Finley's Public House in Bay Shore, Long Island, New York |
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Date: |
April 25, 2014 |
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5:30 PM
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| Admission: | $25.00 in advance; $30.00 at the door. |
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Location: |
T J Finley's Public House |
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Street Address: |
42 East Main Street |
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Bay Shore, NY 11706 |
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Description: |
USS Cares Superhero Pub Crawl for Charity Fundraiser Event starting at TJ Finley's Public House in Bay Shore, Long Island, New York.
Friday, April 25, 2014 dust off your super hero cape and come on down to Bay Shore and join us for a pub crawl. Costumes are not required but strongly recommended. We will be having a Best Superhero Costume Contest.
Starting at 5:30PM come to TJ Finleys on Main Street in Bay Shore for Registration. Once you are all checked in enjoy some drink specials for an hour and a half.
Then we will proceed to the The Cortland for more drink specials 7:00PM-8:00PM.
8:00PM-9:00PM we will join The Southside Hotel.
Lastly, 9:00PM-10:00PM we will finish up at the Nutty Irishman where you will be able to enjoy live music with Rich Mahogany. The winners of the costume contest will be announced.
Proceeds will go to Matthew's Giving Tree. Through the generous donations of their sponsors Matthew's Giving Tree offer s financial assistance towards the purchase of adaptive equipment and financial support for the medical needs of disabled children.
All proceeds will go to Matthew's Giving Tree. Matthew's Giving Tree donates adaptive equipment and financial support, that is not covered by insurance, for children with disabilities.
About USS Cares
USS Cares is a tax exempt 501(c)3 non-profit organization that focus' on raising funds for local charities and children in need in the greater-Long Island area as well as charitable efforts in Grenada.
Over the last year we raised nearly $10,000 through a number of very successful events such as: Fall Harvest Fest, Comedy Night, and the Summer Yard Sale. In addition, we provided back packs to disadvantaged children in local shelters, coats were collected and distributed to Big Brothers/Big Sisters, and the gift tree provided Christmas gifts to children living in a local shelter.
Funds were distributed for a number of some great causes such as; local battered women shelters, funding some SGU med students to go to Haiti to provide some basic medical care, two local families (one effected by a debilitating childhood disease and the other surviving a tragic traffic accident) just to name a few. |
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