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Circle Theatre supports SMHF this March
February 26, 2014 · 0 Comments
Circle Theatre will be giving back to the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation with several fundraisers in the month of March. Throughout the month of March, Circle Theatre is asking their customers to participate with the Theatre to help raise funds for the Stevenson Memorial Hospital Foundation. The guests of the Circle will be able to put their name on a bear to show support for the Foundation with a donation of $2 or $5. On March the 7th at 11 a.m., the theatre will be showing Wreck It Ralph, with admission by donation to the Foundation. The fundraising continues during the week of March Break when The Circle Theatre will be hosting the first Annual Kids’ Academy Awards. Each day of the March Break, the theatre will be showing the following films at 10:30 a.m., with admission by donation to the Foundation: The Croods (Monday), Epic (Tuesday), Escape from Planet Earth (Wednesday) Monster’s University (Thursday) and Despicable Me 2 (Friday).
The Foundation would like to thank Kate and Christine Vander Zaag for their fundraising efforts.
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