Cars for a Cause Benefit Car & Cycle -Huntersville, NC

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Cars for a Cause Benefit Car & Cycle -Huntersville, NC

Time: October 14, 2017 from 10am to 2pm
Location: New Beginnings Moravian Church
Street: 201 Seagle St.
City/Town: Huntersville, NC
Phone: 704-992-2003
Event Type: benefit
Organized By: New Beginnings Moravian Church
Latest Activity: Dec 26, 2024

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All monies raised will go to Charlotte Bridge Home, whose mission it is to help veterans transition to civilian life after deployment.

Food - Music - Door Prizes - Awards - Silent Auction - Children's Activity - Mobile Gaming Truck on site!

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