Benefit

Soapbox: Odd Fellows Moonlight Serenade

WCCA Executive Director Mauro Depasquale is the host of the Soapbox show, produced by WCCA TV13, Worcester's public access channel.

Host Mauro DePasquale talks with Clarence Plant, Deborah Galvin and Domonic Mecurio about the Odd Fellows Home Sweetheart Ball to be held on Sunday, Feb. 13, 2010 at the Crowne Plaza -Downtown Worcester featuring The Fantasy Big Band Orchestra appearing as Captain Glenn Miller's Army Air Corps Band and Maestro Kent Kochon as Captain Glenn Miller
-Wine tasting. . . dinner. . . dancing...silent auction.
Visit the Moonlight Serenade website to learn more.

Benefit Concert to support area students' performance in nationally recognized Inaugural Heritage Festival

The Alumni Club of Worcester is sponsoring this exciting fundraiser to assist the students of Worcester's Burncoat High School Select Chorus, also known as "Quadrivium," in their efforts to raise the funds necessary to take advantage of an incredible opportunity to represent the state of Massachusetts performing at the nationally recognized Inaugural Hertage Festival and bear witness to the historical inauguration of the 44th president of the United States. This benefit performance will include Quadrivium, as well as sopranos Karen Amlaw and Maria Ferrante as Guest Artists. The Alumni Club is located in downtown Worcester, MA at 55 Pearl Street. Adults: $25, ACW Members/students: $20, Children: $10. For reservations and tickets please contact Kimberly Stone at 508-791-0007. For Further Info see Ms. Amlaw's website: www.karenamlaw.com or www.acworcester.org.

Benefit for the Brad Delp Foundation featuring Dan Kirouac & Friends

Fourth Gear, Beatles For Sale, Mark Renburke, the BaysicS, and Steve Kirouac perform at the Point Breeze Restaurant in Webster, MA.

All proceeds to benefit the Brad Delp Foundation.

More at www.dankirouac.freeservers.com and www.braddelpfoundation.org.

email dankirouac@hotmail.com

Heel to Toe to Help Heal D 5K Walk

Heel to Toe to Help Heal D is a 5K walk to benefit a 5-year old Oxford boy who has Stage 4 Neuroblastoma. All are welcome to join!
Registration and Heel to Toe’s starting point will be at Green Hill Park’s gazebo across from the zoo. Walk registration will be from 1:00-2:00 PM. The walk will begin promptly at 2:00. Pledge form(s) are available through our website: www.HelpHealD.org. All walkers who raise $150 or more will receive an official Heel to Toe t-shirt. We will be walking rain or shine!
After the walk, we will be celebrating everybody’s hard work and success by meeting back at the gazebo for refreshments, snacks, and prizes. We will be giving out several special awards, including prizes to the walker who raises the most in pledges and the walker who get the largest single donation.
For more information please see our website: www.HelpHealD.org

Craft Fair on the Green

MetroWest Humane Society's first Annual Craft Fair - Framingham Green, Edgell Rd off Rte 9. Original handmade items by area crafters and artists. Benefits Humane Society no-kill shelter

Fifth Annual Worcester Walk-A-Thon To Cure Scleroderma Set For May 6

The Fifth Annual Worcester Walk-A-Thon To Cure Scleroderma will take place from the Bancroft School on Sunday, May 6, 2007.
Sign-in will begin at 10 a.m. in the Bancroft School Gymnasium, 110 Shore Drive, Worcester, and the 3.5-mile Walk around Indian Lake steps off at noon.
Scleroderma is a chronic, often progressive, autoimmune disease. It literally means “hard skin” which can cause thickening and tightening of the skin, as well as causing damage to internal organs. It occurs about four times more often in women than in men, and also attacks children. Its cause is unknown, and presently there is no cure.
Funds raised by the May 6 Walk will be used by the New England Chapter of the Scleroderma Foundation to help people with Scleroderma and their families cope with the disease through support programs, physician referrals, educational information and research.
For further information, e-mail SCWorcester@gmail.com or call the Chapter’s toll-free number in Topsfield – 888-525-0658.

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