Hakuna Ma Tata's Band Benefit

58 West Earleigh Heights Road,Severna Park MD 21146

03 October, 2021

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Join us on Oct. 3rd. at the Severna Park Taphouse to enjoy a great day filled with music and raise money for Heather's Hope. About the EventRockin TaTa's is a family-friendly event to celebrate breast cancer awareness month and raise money for Heather Bond who is currently battling breast cancer. The day's events will take place at Severna Park Taphouse where the drinks are cold, the food is great, and the service is even better. Rockin' TaTa's will showcase several local cover bands including Big Infinite, Left of the Dial, and many others. You can ensure that you will have an awesome time while supporting a great cause. The DetailsWanna keep up with what's happening with the event? Follow us at (insert URL) to get the most current information. Additional events of interest will be an auction, raffles, and an ongoing 50/50 every 3 hours. Please check back as we update the details of the event including bands and auction items. We are looking for sponsors for the event. If you are interested in sponsoring please contact us through our Facebook page at... All proceeds from this event will go to Heather Bond to help pay for medical bills from breast cancer treatment. To learn more about Heather's story or to donate please visit the GoFund Me Page here --> https://gofund.me/3dd86cbfFundraisingHeather's Hope is a fundraising campaign to support Heather Bond, a 44-year old single mom of two beautiful children, who is battling breast cancer. To know Heather is to love her. She is an old soul, a free spirit, dedicated mom, and loving friend who never asks for help. In November 2020, Heather found a lump in her breast. She was diagnosed with an extremely aggressive type of cancer known as HER2-positive. As you could imagine, trying to work full time, raise children, and manage day-to-day life, has been a major challenge throughout her treatment. Like those who feel blessed to call her friend, we have taken up the torch on her behalf to ask for the help that she never would.