A rocking band from Pepperell, MA
Back on April 25th, we were part of the Community Walk for Autism Awareness. This event, in its 10th year, was organized by the Autism Resource Center of Central Massachusetts, and raises much-needed funds to help support families who have children with autism. Mumblefish played during the Family Celebration, and we had a great time for a great cause.
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Mumblefish is proud to support the Community Walk for Autism Awareness on Sunday, April 25th. This event, in its 10th year, is organized by the Autism Resource Center of Central Massachusetts, and raises much-needed funds to help support families who have children with autism. Mumblefish will be playing during the Family Celebration from 3:00 – 5:00 pm, and we’re looking forward to helping out.
If you’d like to get involved, visit the Community Walk for Autism Awareness page, or you can create or join a team to walk, or simply donate what you can, at the FirstGiving website for the Walk.
The 1st Annual Merry Rockmas Benefit Bash will help the American Cancer Society Relay For Life of North Middlesex Regional High School raise funds for cancer research
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HOLLIS, NH – November 30, 2009 – Local bands Eastwood Peak and Mumblefish are joining forces to help raise funds for the American Cancer Society Relay For Life of North Middlesex Regional High School at the 1st Annual Merry Rockmas Benefit Bash to be held at the Alpine Grove in Hollis, NH on December 19th at 8:00 pm. A portion of every ticket sold will help the Relay For Life in their fight against cancer, and a number of sponsors will be offering prizes at the event.
The Merry Rockmas Benefit Bash will feature live music from local legends Eastwood Peak and Mumblefish, and there will be a prize drawing at the event to support the Relay For Life from event sponsors:
If you are interested in sponsoring the event to help the cause, please contact Chuck Smith at chuck@lifeislocal.com.
“During the holiday season, we’ve decided to give something back to help out a cause that is near and dear to our own hearts,” said Mumblefish lead singer, Tom Powers. “Cancer is a serious issue, and the Relay For Life does a great job of getting the community and the students of North Middlesex Regional High School involved in the fight. We can’t think of a better organization to benefit during the season of giving, and we hope to see a lot of fans and friends at the Bash.”
Great news! The Merry Rockmas Bash will now be donating a portion of every ticket sold to help support the American Cancer Society.
Merry Rockmas Benefit BashA portion of every ticket sold will go to the American Cancer Society Relay For Life of North Middlesex Regional High School fund. The Relay For Life is a great fundraising event in the fight against cancer, and it also gets the students and the community involved in a very big way. Having been involved with the event over the past few years, I know how much it touches the lives of survivors and family members, and really brings a sense of hope in the fight against cancer.
In addition, we’ve had some friends of the band step up and offer to sponsor the event with some prizes. These include:
Both Mumblefish and Eastwood Peak are excited to be a part of the Merry Rockmas Benefit Bash, especially during the season of giving. Many of us have been touched by cancer in some way, and we’re grateful we can do our part to help in the fight to find a cure.
For more information, or to buy tickets, please visit the Merry Rockmas Benefit Bash information page.
