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We are happy to announce our 5th annual Tall Trees Music Festival!
This year we will be featuring some brand new acts as well as some of our favorite legendary acts playing a variety of music styles. There will be plenty food, activities and fun for the whole family. The event will feature 10+ bands and 2 stages so there will be non- stop music all day long. All of this comes together on one special day to raise money for a deserving charity.
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Tall Trees 2018 will be supporting the AMVETS Freedom and Honor Program which provides programs and workshops to support military to to civilian life. Learn more: www.freedomandhonor.org
FREE ADMISSION, but if you would like to help us raise money for our charity, donations will be accepted at the event or online at our fundraising page.
When: Saturday, September 29
Time: 3:00 – 7:00 PM
Where: Church of the Holy Spirit
COHS Oktoberfest Featuring a Car & Truck Cruise In!
Reminisce over your favorite cars on display while enjoying kids games, 50/50 raffle giveaways & more, along with enjoying tasty Oktoberfest type food including: Bratwurst, German potato salad, Green beans, roll and Cherry Brownies (no alcohol allowed) …. and there will be music! Save the Date!!!
This year’s event will benefit Adult Literacy Programs at Keystone Opportunity Center.
If you have a hidden treasure in the garage and would like to be part of the Car Show, pre-register by downloading a registration form here.
Tickets are $10 adults and $5 kids under 12.
Food take out is available. Thank you!
On Monday, October 1st, supporters of the ALS Association Greater Philadelphia Chapter will come together to swing their way towards a cure.
Morning Round: 6:15AM Registration, 7:30AM Shotgun Start
Afternoon Round: 11AM Registration, 12:30PM Shotgun Start
$250/player
$900/foursome
Lunch, hors d’oeuvres, auction and more!
For more information regarding participation or sponsorship opportunities, please contact Taylor Montgomery at [email protected]
Join approximately 1 million people at 150 inspirational evening walks across the US and Canada, walking to end cancer.
Family, friends and co-workers gather together to celebrate, honor or remember those touched by cancer. Registration is free, but walkers are encouraged to raise funds to support the mission.
Enjoy the party of the season in a whimsical apple orchard with delicious food, lively entertainment, and craft cocktails. Join us to celebrate the harvest season while supporting PHS’ year-round neighborhood greening and beautification programs. Learn more and purchase tickets today by visiting https://phsonline.org/programs/pheast/.
PHeaSt benefits the work of the Pennsylvania Horticultural Society, which connects people with horticulture, creating healthy, beautiful, and sustainable communities.
Philly Fights Cancer: Round 4 will once again pack a punch on Saturday, November 10th at the Philadelphia Navy Yard. This year’s event will feature a performance by comedy icon Jerry Seinfeld, followed by a concert from internationally acclaimed Grammy-winning pop superstars Maroon 5. The signature fundraising event of Philly Fights Cancer stands out as one of the highlights of the Philadelphia social season. This star-studded evening, which welcomes guests of all ages, honors the doctors and physicians working to eradicate cancer by showcasing the stories of survivors whose lives have been saved as a result of the groundbreaking medical advances of the Abramson Cancer Center.
This year’s honorary physician will be Penn Medicine’s Abramson Cancer Center researcher Dr. Carl June, the Richard W. Vague Professor in Immunotherapy. Dr. June was recently named to TIME Magazine’s 2018 TIME 100 – its annual list of the 100 most influential people in the world – for his breakthrough CAR-T cell therapy. Last year, the FDA approved Kymriah™ (formerly CTL019) for pediatric leukemia, and Dr. Carl June and colleagues at Penn continue to lead the immunorevolution to expand this life-saving therapy to other cancers. The treatment has been deemed a “miracle drug,” and its approval was referred to by the FDA as “historic action.” The New York Times called it “a milestone that is expected to transform treatment.”
This year’s honorary chair will be Sean Parker, Founder and Chairman of the Parker Institute for Cancer Immunotherapy. The Institute was established in April 2016 through a grant from the Parker Foundation, which brought together 6 institutions across the United States aimed at accelerating the development of breakthrough immune therapies – including a Penn Parker Institute.
Philly Fights Cancer: Round 3 raised $7 million, and was attended by over 1,700 donors, doctors, survivors, executives, and philanthropists, all of whom came together to celebrate the work of the Abramson Cancer Center. To date, Philly Fights Cancer has raised over $16 million.
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