See Something Corporate Live in San Francisco!
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Calling all Punk Rock Princesses and Garage Band Kings - get ready to see Something Corporate Live in San Francisco at The Warfield! Dive into the heartfelt melodies and lyrics from your youth with this EXCLUSIVE VIP prize package.
VIP Prize Package Includes:
🎟️ Two Tickets to the Show: Enjoy the electrifying performance of Something Corporate live in concert at The Warfield in San Francisco, California on Saturday, October 12th, 2024.
🏨 1 Night Hotel Stay in San Francisco: Relax and unwind after the show at a comfortable hotel.
This is your golden opportunity to make memories that will last a lifetime. But that's not all - by participating in this sweepstakes, you're not just entering to win an incredible prize package; you're also making a positive impact. All proceeds from this sweepstakes will support the Dear Jack Foundation, an organization dedicated to empowering young adults battling cancer and their families.
- Close DateSep 16, 2024
- Close Time11:59 PM MDT
- Drawing DateSep 24, 2024
- Drawing Time12:00 PM MDT
- Drawing Location
The Dear Jack Foundation provides impactful programs benefiting adolescents and young adults (AYA) diagnosed with cancer and their families to improve their quality of life from treatment to survivorship.
Through programs and strategic partnerships, Dear Jack addresses the physical and emotional needs of AYA cancer patients, survivors and their families. One-on-one patient support and wellness programs allow the Dear Jack Foundation to empower patients, survivors and their caregivers in their healing and to provide assurance that they are not alone in their cancer journey.
In an effort to initiate change and provide a voice for the generations of young adults who have been diagnosed with cancer, Andrew McMahon founded the Dear Jack Foundation in July of 2006. Since then, the Dear Jack Foundation has served hundreds of young adult cancer patients and survivors through programs that provide support and community to a demographic far too often forgotten.