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‘Girl Brunch’ combines fun, fundraising for BGCCIL

The organization is launching Girl Brunch, a "high-energy women's event" combining shopping, brunch, and a sing-along dance party. Photo: Contributed


Springfield, IL (WAND) – The Boys & Girls Club of Central Illinois (BGCCIL) is introducing a new women’s event in support of local youth.

The organization is launching Girl Brunch, a “high-energy women’s event” combining shopping, brunch, and a sing-along dance party.

“This event is all about fun, friendship, and making a difference,” said event planner Deann French. “Every ticket purchased helps provide safe places, caring mentors, and life-changing opportunities for the young people we serve. We can’t wait to see the community come together for this exciting new tradition.”

The inaugural event will be on Sunday, April 12, from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Danenberger Family Vineyards.

Tickets are $50 per person, with proceeds directly benefiting the Boys & Girls Club of Central Illinois.

Registration and more information can be found here.

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