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SeeShore Fest raises over $11,000
Awareness event funds go to Foundation Fighting Blindness
Heather Napolitano, Foundation Fighting Blindness Philadelphia Chapter president and SeeShore Fest founder, stands with her husband Dominick next to the Punch Out game. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
August 31, 2017
SeeShore Fest volunteer Kristin Zimmer stands watch as Emmerson Sheldon of Rehoboth plays the leaping lizard game. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
Shaun Spence of Baltimore tries his luck in the Cash Cube. CHRIS FLOOD PHOTO
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2009 DE-1
Dewey Beach, DE 19971
United States
2009 DE-1
A good crowd turned out for the third annual SeeShore Fest at the Starboard in Dewey Aug. 26.
The event helps raise money for Foundation Fighting Blindness, which has a mission to drive research providing preventions, treatments and cures for people affected by blinding retinal diseases. This year's SeeShore Fest raised $11,351.
Games included the Punch Out game with 120 punches, ranging from $25 to $300, the Cash Cube and a leaping lizard game for kids. More than 100 donated items from local businesses were raffled.
Go to the SeeShore Fest Facebook page for more information.
