MCDS Charity Softball Tournament
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This Tournament is a fundraiser for a non-profit organization. We are raising money to spend on our clients Christmas this year. We work with all age groups of clients who have MR/DD. The Tournament cost is $150 per team ( Due by Oct. 24th). We are wanting to get 20 teams so we can have 5 pools of 4 teams. Please call 620-241-6693 to speak with Jaime Shell or Kiley Herring to get signed up and more information or you can email me at kherring@mcds.org
MCDS Charity Softball Tournament
Phone : 620-241-6693 (Always call and confirm events.)
Fax : 620-241-6699
Email Address : kherring@mcds.org
Softball Tournaments
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