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2013 Bike MS: Breakaway to the Beach
Sept. 21-22, 8 a.m.
1-919-792-1004Benefits & Fundraisers
Date(s): September 21-22, 2013
Registration Fee: $35
Fundraising Minimum: $300
Route Options: 30, 50, 80, 100
Age Minimum: 16 years
This is a two-day cycling event that will take you to the beach with start sites in Monroe, NC and Kershaw, SC, and a fun-filled overnight at Francis Marion University in Florence, SC. Cyclists will be ending at Sunset Beach, NC.
$35 Registration Fee
600 Brewer Drive
General Charlotte Area
1-919-792-1004Mary.Current@nmss.org
Annual Streetside Classics Charity Car Show CHA
Sat., June 1, 10 a.m. & 3 p.m. 704-598-2130Festivals/Events, Benefits & Fundraisers, Family
300+ Classic Cars on Display
Trophies Award
DJ with Music
Raffle Prizes All Day
Vendors & Concessions
Professional Photography
Facepainting
Open Car Show:
Antique Cars
Muscle Cars
Rat Rods & Art Cars
Sports Cars & Imports
Street Rods
Trucks
FREE for Spectators
DONATION required to Show Car
Held at Streetside Classic Cars Charlotte
5400 W WT Harris Blvd
Charlotte, NC 28269
For More Info: 704-598-2130 or Ellen@streetsideclassics.com
Registration 10am-12pm
Prizes & Awards 3pm
FREE for Spectators DONATION required to Show Car
Community Blood Drive
Fri., May 31, 11:30 a.m. 704-972-4700Benefits & Fundraisers
Approximately 68 million people are living with high blood pressure in the U.S. Most don’t realize they are eligible to donate blood. Help dispel the myths of blood donation. If you are taking blood pressure medications, you may still give life-saving blood. More public drives can be found at Community Blood Center of the Carolinas’ web site www.cbcc.us. Call 704-972-4700 or go to www.carolinadonor.org to make an appointment at any location. *Please note the Community Blood Center of the Carolinas' minimum weight requirement for blood donors is 120 pounds. n/a
HOOTERFEST! A Female-Fueled Rock Show for Orphan Owlets
Sat., June 8, 7:30 p.m. 980-224-0066Pop/Rock, Benefits & Fundraisers
OWLS. LADIES. ROCK. This benefit for Carolina Raptor Center's orphan owlet fund will rock your socks off! With Shot Silk, Tattermask, Luna's Lament, Butterfly Corpse, A Light Divided, If You Swim, and Forgive Me Not, this is one show you won't wanna miss!
$5
Mayor's International Community Awards
Wed., May 22, 12 p.m. 704-336-2174Benefits & Fundraisers
Since 1998, the Charlotte International Cabinet and the Office of the Mayor have hosted the Mayor's International Community Awards. This event was created to honor the philanthropic giving that many foreign-owned firms in the 16-county region have given to non-profit organizations in the Charlotte area. MICA also recognizes three individuals or organizations who have displayed strong leadership and contributed to the development of Charlotte's international community. Join us as we recognize and celebrate these philanthropists for their work in the Charlotte community. For tickets and sponsorship information, contact the Charlotte International Cabinet.
Shelby Sprint Triathlon
Sat., June 22, 8 a.m. 70-484-2787Benefits & Fundraisers, Sports & Recreation
Triathlon begins at Shelby City Park, Shelby, NC. Outdoor 10 lane Olympic size overflow pool, where participants will snake down the pool swimming one direction in each lane. Transition area is located a mere 50 meters away on the front lawn of the Park, allowing excellent spectator vantage points. 20 kilometer bike course takes participants into uptown Shelby where they immediately turn out of town onto rolling hills. Participants will then circle back towards town. The 5K run is nearly completely flat, on some of the most scenic streets in Shelby. Event benefits the Arts Council. USA Triathlon sanctioned event.
111 S. Washington Street
General Charlotte Area
704-484-2787info@ccartscouncil.org
Urban League of Central Carolinas Young Professionals Leadership Awards
Sat., June 22, 6:30 p.m. 704-373-2256Benefits & Fundraisers
The Young Professionals Leadership Award honors those under 40 who embody the potential to make a difference. Our award recipients' individual lives are examples and symbols of this empowering struggle we call the Urban League Movement.
