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TORCH, Blossom Center have spaghetti dinner fundraiser on Saturday

Posted at 12:20 pm October 2, 2015
By Oak Ridge Today Staff Leave a Comment

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Trinity Outreach Center for Hope, or TORCH, and the Blossom Center will have a spaghetti dinner fundraiser on Saturday, October 3, at Grace Covenant Church.

The church is located at 320 Robertsville Road in Oak Ridge. Dine-in or carry out will be available between 5 to 8 p.m.

Tickets prices for adults are $10, children $5, and $25 for families, and they will be available at the door and in advance at Ruby Miller’s State Farm office, which is at 574 Oak Ridge Turnpike. (Telephone (865) 483-5663.)

Those who want to purchase tickets online may do so by sending a message to Blossom Center for Childhood Excellence Inc. or Creed Mushimbo on Facebook.

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The goal of TORCH is to eliminate homelessness by helping people and families who are homeless or are in jeopardy of becoming homeless by connecting clients with resources available and helping them to overcome barriers to access those resources.

The mission of the Blossom Center is to help parents care for their children with high quality childcare that is affordable, with 24/7 hours access; helping children to blossom in a setting that provides an excellent atmosphere to benefit the child, while allowing parents to concentrate on their work. Proceeds raised from the dinner will be used to support the two organizations’ ongoing missions within

For more information, contact Sheila Michel at [email protected] or Creed Mushimbo at [email protected].

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Filed Under: Community, Meetings and Events, Nonprofits Tagged With: Blossom Center, Blossom Center for Childhood Excellence Inc., Creed Mushimbo, fundraiser, Grace Covenant Church, Sheila Michel, spaghetti dinner, TORCH, Trinity Outreach Center for Hope

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