News Summary
Columbia, South Carolina is set to host a fundraiser to support the Truesdale Family, whose daughter has been hospitalized for a month. The ‘Bags For Bristol Cornhole Tournament’ will be held this weekend, encouraging community members to unite and help ease the family’s financial burdens during this hard time. With local businesses contributing food and prizes, the event aims to provide a fun atmosphere while raising essential funds for medical expenses.
Columbia Hosts Fundraiser for Local Family
Columbia, South Carolina is gearing up for a heartwarming event this weekend as Capital City Cornhole announces a fundraiser aimed at supporting the Truesdale Family, whose eight-year-old daughter has been hospitalized for a month due to a virus. The event titled “Bags For Bristol Cornhole Tournament” is scheduled for Saturday at noon and will take place at Polliwogs, located at 1025 Woodleys Way.
The fundraiser has gathered significant community interest as residents come together to assist the Truesdales during this challenging time. The family’s ordeal has brought attention to the importance of community support in times of crisis.
Details of the Event
The tournament will feature teams of cornhole players competing in a classic game that has gained popularity across the country. Participants will pay an entry fee, which will go directly toward assisting the Truesdale family with medical bills and other related expenses during their daughter’s difficult health battle.
In addition to the tournament, attendees can expect food, entertainment, and opportunities to donate even if they do not participate in the games. This multi-faceted approach aims to maximize fundraising while providing a day of fun and community engagement.
Supporting a Local Family in Need
The Truesdale Family has faced an incredibly tough journey over the past month as their daughter has been undergoing treatment. This situation has resonated with many local families who understand the financial and emotional strain that accompanies such medical circumstances.
Local businesses have also jumped on board to support the cause, contributing prizes for winners of the tournament and donating food and beverages for the event. This collaborative effort highlights the community spirit and the unwavering support of local residents when someone is in need.
Background on Capital City Cornhole
Capital City Cornhole has been an active part of the Columbia community, hosting various events that encourage community engagement and support. The organization aims to bring people together through friendly competition while fostering a sense of camaraderie and collective responsibility.
By hosting this fundraiser, Capital City Cornhole is setting a precedent for how local entities can unite during times of crisis. Initiatives like these are critical in helping families navigate overwhelming challenges that come from medical emergencies, while also building a stronger community network.
Contributing to the Cause
Community members who may not wish to participate in the cornhole games can still play a vital role in supporting the cause by attending, enjoying the activities, and making donations. Every little bit helps, and the collective effort of the community is essential for easing the burdens faced by the Truesdales.
Conclusion
As Columbia prepares for the “Bags For Bristol Cornhole Tournament,” community members are reminded of the significant impact of their support. Fundraisers like this not only assist families in need but also reflect the strength and resilience of the community as they come together to uplift one another in times of adversity.
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