A costume, witch-themed event to raise funds for breast cancer education group
Photo via America's Girls.
(Harrison, Oh.) - A Harrison nonprofit organization is bringing breast cancer education and a witch-themed girls' night together.
America's Girls, founded by Angie Stone, provides breast cancer education for high school senior girls. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Angie's mission offers a timely local conversation about introducing breast health awareness to young women.
A Wicked Night Out takes place Saturday, October 17, at Blue Note Harrison. Local women are invited to attend as guests of America’s Girls, and there are still plenty of tickets available for the charity’s 100-ticket commitment.
Attendees (must be 21 or older) are invited to dress up in your best 'witchy' wear, and enjoy a night of food, fun, and fundraising. Festivities include a costume contest, buffet dinner, cash bar, split the pot and a big raffle auction.
Proceeds from the event support America's Girls.
For more information about A Wicked Night Out, visit 15th Annual WICKED NIGHT OUT CHARITY BALL benefiting America's Girls - Cheddar Up.
Information about America's Girls can be found at America's Girls
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