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Cornhole Tournament & Chili Cook-Off to aid local organizations

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The Tinkling Spring Presbyterian Church Youth and WWRC Foundation will host a Cornhole Tournament & Chili Cook-Off at noon on Saturday, Sept. 29, at the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center.

Activities will also include a raffle for prizes and student art, as well as chili tasting. This event is a benefit to support vocational rehabilitation of people with disabilities at the WWRC and a TSPC Youth mission trip to NC to the Crossnore School for children in need.

The Chili Cook-Off will include prizes for the top three chilies, along with a special award for the crowd favorite. Participants are encouraged to register in advance online. The audience can sample the chilies for $6 per adult or $3 for children under the age of ten.

The double-elimination Cornhole Tournament will award prizes for the top three competitors and teams. The $10 per person or $20 per team registration can be paid in advance online or at the event between 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m.

This event will take place at the Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center at 243 Woodrow Wilson Ave., Fishersville, Virginia. The rain location will be in the Center’s gymnasium.

To learn more or to register for either activity, call 540-447-4084 or go to www.wwrcf.org/CornholeandChili.

 
 




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