Guapo’s “Wild Fiesta” – Raises $1,300!
THANK YOU for helping GUAPO’s Give to Wild Care Cape Cod!
Your generosity and party spirit on August 14th helped raise $1,314 for Wild Care in just TWO HOURS!
The Cape Cod community is so generous and giving, and we are proud to be a part of it.
We’d also like to thank our incredible event co-sponsor, Snowy Owl Coffee Roasters, for being a HUGE help with fundraising and for providing their delicious cold-brew coffee for us to sample and use in cocktails.
If you want to help Wild Care even more, consider donating some much needed items to our wish list.
Check out photos from the event on the GUAPO’s Facebook page and Wild Care’s Facebook page!
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Guapo’s “Wild Fiesta” for Wild Care on August 14th!
It’s a party on the patio at Guapo’s!
For $5, you’ll have an evening of great appetizers and margarita samples, awesome auction items, the chance to meet some of our staff, and meet our new Wild Care Ambassador – Eastern Box Turtle #45.
For $10, you can have all of this, AND compete for a grand prize in our Cornhole Tournament.
To participate in the tournament, please RSVP @ guaposcapecod.com/wildfiesta.
Othwerwise, just show up and bring lots of friends!
Payment is accepted at the door.
Hosted generously by Guapo’s of Orleans, and sponsored by Cape Cod Broadcasting Media – (Radio 99.9 The Q & Cape Country 104FM), and Snowy Owl Coffee Roasters.
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