Events Calendar

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Boston Fire vs Boston Police

Proceeds to benefit Boston Firefighters Burn Foundation and Cops For Kids With Cancer

More details tba.

Hundreds of cars, thousands of attendees.
At the Beach, for a great cause – proceeds to Cops For Kids With Cancer.
FREE admission to attendees, $20 for car registration.
Live car registration 8:00am – 12 noon.

A fundraiser for Cops For Kids With Cancer.

You’re invited to a private reception at one of the top breweries in the world. Light appetizers will be served. Suggested Donation $25.

Peabody Cops For Kids With Cancer presents a night of comedy featuring Lenny Clarke, James Dorsey, Corey Rodriguez & Mark Riley. Doors open at 6:00 and show starts at 7:00pm.

Tickets are $40. We will have raffles, 50/50 and silent auction items

Tickets can be purchased by contacting us via email, jcecil@peabodypolice.org or contacting Jim Harkins at (978) 538-6358.

Hosted by Hollie Washington, member of the Cops For Kids With Cancer Boston Marathon team.
Tickets will be sold at the door for $25/person. There will be multiple raffle baskets, televisions, sporting event tickets and more raffled away. There will be a food as well as a DJ. All are welcome to come and attend this amazing event in order to support and raise money for childhood cancer. All proceeds raised will go directly to the charity.

Hundreds of cars, thousands of attendees.
At the Beach, for a great cause – proceeds to Cops for Kids with Cancer.
FREE admission to attendees, $20 for car registration.
Live car registration 7:00am – 12 noon.

Fun-filled day hosted by the Tewksbury and Wilmington Police Departments. 100% goes to charity.

The event will feature:

• Bowling
• Golf Competitions
• Cornhole Tournament
• BBQ
• Arcade
• Touch-a-Truck
• Police Cars / Motorcycles
• K-9s
• Silent Auction
• and more…

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Here is a little back story written by her father.

Last year when my daughter Charlotte Wilcox was 7-years old she asked me if I would help her with a lemonade stand to buy a toy. We saw a commercial about Kids with Cancer and she said she wanted to give them the money instead. Charlotte asked me what it was like when I had cancer. She was 6 months old when I had surgery for Colon cancer.

So we asked a friend Glen Hardy, owner of Hardy’s Restaurant and Pub if we could have it there. He was only too happy to help. Charlotte raised $3,000 with her Lemonade stand that went to St. Jude’s last year. It was covered by Channel 7 and The Enterprise. She asked if she could have it every year. When I explained to her about Cops For Kids With Cancer, she was so excited! She wears her CFKWC T-shirt so proudly.

She has designed her own logo for a t-shirt which is a little girl kicking a soccer ball right through a goal (goal being cancer) killing cancer. Incorporating Cops For Kids With Cancer on the shirt for sale to raise money for this incredible cause.