The Farmhouse Announces Its 2nd Annual Community BBQ Fundraiser Benefiting The Compassion Society of Halton
Jul 1, 2023
Burlington, Ontario Jul 1, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - The Farmhouse Cannabis Co., a premier destination for cannabis education and community engagement, today announced its 2nd Annual Community BBQ event taking place on Sunday, July 9th, 2023, from 11 AM to 3 PM outside their store located at 666 Appleby Line, Unit C101, Burlington, ON L7L 5Y3.
Designed to celebrate community spirit while supporting a good cause, the Community BBQ will feature a range of activities, including complimentary food, a vintage car show, games, and a charity raffle. Representatives from various cannabis companies will be present to provide education about their products.
All proceeds from the event, including the charity raffle and donations collected, will go directly to The Compassion Society of Halton, a local organization dedicated to aiding those in need with food, clothing, and other necessities.
Sharon, a representative from The Farmhouse Cannabis Co., stated, "We believe in the power of community and giving back. This event is an opportunity for us to do both. It's not just about enjoying a great day out, it's about supporting a fantastic cause."
The raffle tickets can be purchased at The Farmhouse Cannabis Co. store, with prices starting at $2 for a single ticket. Raffle prizes include various gift baskets and branded apparel. In addition, a donation barrel has been placed at the front of the store for donations of food items, toiletries, and personal care items.
While the outdoor BBQ event is open to all members of the public, the age-restricted store will be operating normally, offering products to those aged 19 and over.
For more details about the event, please visit the website link:
https://welcometofarmhouse.com/the-farmhouse-2nd-annual-community-bbq
Media Contact
The Farmhouse
(905) 333-5113
666 Appleby Line, Unit C101
Source :The Farmhouse Cannabis Co.
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