The “Pitching for Needs Match” returned to Charlotte this weekend to assist elevate cash for Make-A-Want.
The event was placed on by Harris Teeter and contractor Andrew Roby. Together with cornhole, there was music, mascots and a play zone for the children.
This has been an annual event since 2008. This 12 months, all funds went to Make-A-Want of Central and Western North Carolina.
Senior director of improvement at Make-A-Want Central and Western North Carolina, Chris Webber, had this to say concerning the annual celebration.
“I feel it’s seeing the group come collectively, folks from all walks of life,” Webber mentioned, “They assist. We see the identical faces 12 months after 12 months, and it’s superior to see everybody come collectively and be right here all morning and all day to assist.”
The primary-place staff gained $1,000 and the second-place staff obtained $500.
Match organizers set a $225,000 fundraising objective. They are saying that cash may assist as many as 30 youngsters in our space.
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