Get ready to race for the rock! This Saturday, June 5th, Sacramento Food Bank and Family Services is hosting a huge fundraising scavenger hunt by bike in the downtown Sacramento area. Participants will race around the city in pairs by bike and foot, following clues they will receive via text message. The winning team will receive the "rock", beautiful jewelry donated by Rogers Jewelry Company, the host of this fundraising event, but there will be prizes for everyone- over $35,000 in prizes awarded at the after party, held at House Kitchen and Bar beginning at 10a.m. Registration is $40 per team, however the after party is open to all. This is the second year the event will be held and we expect about 2,000 Sacramento area residents to turn out.
For more information on volunteering or participation go to www.racefortherock.com and check out www.sacramentopress.com for more media on this exciting fundraising event.
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- Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services
- Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services is dedicated to assisting those in need by alleviating their immediate pain and problems and by moving them toward self-sufficiency and financial independence. Founded in 1976, SFBFS has grown to accommodate six distinct programs at two main facilities in Sacramento, plus 12 food distribution sites throughout the community. Volunteers and donors sustain the organization through their service and dedication to the organization's mission. To find out more about what SFBFS has to offer, please visit www.sacramentofoodbank.org.
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