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Paint the Town Purple Kickoff Event (Salinas)
Get ready to Paint the Town Purple with the Relay For Life of the Salinas Valley! We are thrilled to invite the community to our exciting Paint the Town Purple Night & Kickoff Mixer, taking place at the Portobello’s on Main patio.
Event Details:
Date:Â August 22, 2024
Time:Â 5:30-7:30
Location: Portobello’s on Main Patio, 150 Main St. #116 Salinas, CA 93901
This event is more than just a night out—it’s a chance to make a difference. Relay For Life of the Salinas Valley, a cornerstone event of the American Cancer Society, brings together passionate supporters dedicated to ending cancer as we know it, for everyone.
The evening promises to be filled with purple-themed fun, including delicious food, refreshing drinks, live entertainment, and a live radio remote. We are especially excited to celebrate two cancer survivors who will be ringing the bell to signify being cancer-free—a powerful moment that embodies hope and triumph. Additionally, we will be announcing our day-of-event Ribbon Cutter and Torch Bearer, who will lead us in our mission to fight cancer.
Highlights of the Night:
- Meet and mingle with other passionate supporters
- Enjoy live entertainment and a vibrant atmosphere
- Celebrate two survivors ringing the bell to be cancer-free
- Announcement of the Ribbon Cutter and Torch Bearer for the main event
- Learn about the impact of Relay For Life in the Salinas Valley
- Discover ways to get involved and make a difference
- Explore sponsorship opportunities to support our mission
- Celebrate cancer survivors and their incredible journeys
Teams, survivors, and anyone interested in joining the fight against cancer are highly encouraged to attend. This is your chance to be part of something truly special and to help raise awareness and funds for cancer patients, celebrate survivors, and support local community programs.
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Together, we can make a difference. Let’s paint the town purple and show our support for those affected by cancer in our community.