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    Closer to the Cure Bowlathon- Funding Childhood Brain Tumor Research

    Sunday, November 04, 2018

    12:00 PM - 3:00 PM

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    Lucky Strike

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    11/04/2018 12:00 PM 11/04/2018 03:00 PM America/Anguilla Closer to the Cure Bowlathon- Funding Childhood Brain Tumor Research Join us for our 1st Annual Closer to the Cure Bowlathon funding pediatric brain tumor research. This is a family friendly, open to the public event to raise funds for childhood cancer. Bowlers must preregister and raise a minimum of $100. Attendees are welcome but we ask them to support with a minimum of $50 pledge. 100% of all donations will directly benefit childhood brain tumor research. Details & Tickets: https://www.upcomingevents.com/boston/events/lucky-strike/closer-to-the-cure-bowlathon-funding-childhood-brain-tumor-research-36552?ref=uceaddevent Lucky Strike, 145 Ipswich Street, Boston, MA, 02215

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    Benefits Charity, Good For Families, Kid-Friendly, Silent Auction, Special Event

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    Festivals, Fundraising & Charity, Health & Wellness, Kids & Family

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    MIT (Cambridge)
    Back Bay (Boston)
    Fenway (Boston)
    Kenmore (Boston)

    Join us for our 1st Annual Closer to the Cure Bowlathon funding pediatric brain tumor research. This is a family friendly, open to the public event to raise funds for childhood cancer. Bowlers must preregister and raise a minimum of $100. Attendees are welcome but we ask them to support with a minimum of $50 pledge. 100% of all donations will directly benefit childhood brain tumor research.

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