“CHRISTmas Blessing For Kids” Car Show -Dahlonega, GA

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“CHRISTmas Blessing For Kids” Car Show -Dahlonega, GA

Time: November 2, 2024 from 10am to 2pm
Location: St. Paul Church
Street: Hwy.60 across from Pony Lake Rd
City/Town: Dahlonega, GA
Website or Map: https://www.facebook.com/grou…
Phone: 678-617-3810
Event Type: fundraiser, car, show
Latest Activity: Oct 30, 2024

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Attention NE Georgia! Remember to mark your calendar for Saturday 11/2/24

St. Paul Church located at the Lumpkin/N Hall County Line on Hwy.60 across from Pony Lake Rd. is having our “Annual Car Show for KIDS”, this fundraiser goes toward “CHRISTmas Blessing For Kids”

All this talk about inflation, a lot of people cannot afford gifts for the children, we are here to help our local community make it happen with your support & this Car Show!

Please share on your N Ga. area wall!

Monetary donations can be given at the car show or you can touch this link to a app that is safe & easy to donate thru;  https://get.tithe.ly/online-giving-for-churches
(Ps; if you are not in my original post, touch the picture of our Little White Church then touch comments…)
See pictures in John Duke’s comments to help navigate to online donation & gets you to “Christmas Blessing Car Show” for KIDs Fund!

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