Gwinnett Chamber Foundation Car Show -Buford, GA

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Gwinnett Chamber Foundation Car Show -Buford, GA

Time: October 27, 2024 from 11am to 2pm
Location: Coolray Field
Street: 2500 Buford Drive
City/Town: Buford, GA
Website or Map: https://www.facebook.com/gcoc…
Phone: 404-274-2024
Event Type: causes, car, show, fundraiser
Organized By: Bobbie Menneg
Latest Activity: Oct 22, 2024

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The Gwinnett Chamber Foundation invites you to its second Celebrity Softball Showdown & Car Show. This event will showcase celebrity players from various sporting and media organizations alongside sponsors and donors for a fun-filled and star-studded family afternoon of Softball & Cars at Coolray Field. Proceeds will benefit the Gwinnett Chamber Foundation (GCF).  GCF’s mission is to empower minority, women, and veteran led small business with resources that support next-level growth and opportunity.  Let's all STEP TO THE PLATE and help EMPOWER those in need. After enjoying the car show, check out the Celebrity Softball Showdown (tickets are $5 for this event)

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