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Reaching Out Now announces Safe At Home Community Day date change
Reaching Out Now announces a date change of their community baseball event in conjunction with the Front Royal Cardinals and the Logan Maiatico Foundation. The Safe At Home – Logan Series Community Day will now be held on April 30th, 2022, at Bing Crosby Stadium, from 4PM – 8PM.
The event will feature three games between Warren County High School and Skyline High School students, parents and coaches. There will also be games for children, a 50/50 raffle, and concessions. Warren County and Skyline High School students will also be supporting the event, assisting with stands and entry.
Entry is $5 for adults, with children 13 and under free.
Those who are interested in volunteering or sponsoring should reach out to info@reachingoutnow.org.
Reaching Out Now supports under resourced youth to be the best version of themselves with preparedness to face the world with hope, purpose and optimism.
We serve students and their families in need of support in the school system through engaged community partners and a volunteer network. Through our programs, we provide opportunities and new experiences for all involved to reach their full potential.
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