News from Content Partner Prince William / Manassas Boys and Girls Clubs
MANASSAS, Va. — Local board members from the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Washington – Prince William County / Manassas Branches will be hosting a Celebrity Bartending Charitable Fundraising Event on Thursday, February 21 from 5 -8 p.m. Hosted at the Old Towne Sports Pub in Manassas, no cover charge and all tips will be donated directly to the Boys & Girls Club to help fund their education and career development programming.
Celebrities include:
• Bartender Team Captains-
o Heather Mergler, Advanced Title & Settlements, LLC
o Enica Russell, Financial Inroads, Inc.
o Eric Williams, Exit Choice Realty
• Maureen Caddigan, PWC Board of Supervisors, Potomac District
• Shavon Dotson, Branch Director, Manassas Boys & Girls Club
• Judy Moore, Branch Director, General Heiser Boys & Girls Club
• Rhett Pfitzner, Liberty Mutual Insurance
• Mike Pulver, Branch Director, Hylton Boys & Girls Club
• Patricia Richie-Folks, Asian Fortune Newspaper
• Mark Worrilow, Confidence Reality Dumfries
It’ll be a fun evening for all bar patrons, filled with games, crazy antics, and a raffle. Bartenders will serve up fabulous drinks for a great cause. Our volunteer bartenders include top local business professionals and Boys & Girls Club senior staff!
For more information or two RSVP visit bgcprincewillam.org/events
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