Metter High School Hosts Annual Cancer Awareness Game

News Summary

Metter High School is set to hold its first Annual Cancer Awareness Game on August 5 at the MHS Softball Field. The event, which features a game against Effingham County High School, aims to raise funds and awareness for breast cancer services alongside Candler County Hospital. Admission is $7 cash, and attendees are encouraged to wear pink to show support. Special recognition goes to Nathan Lamb for donating pink jerseys for the team. This community event promises a fun atmosphere while making a meaningful impact.

Metter High School Hosts First Annual Cancer Awareness Game

In the heart of Metter, excitement is building as the Metter High School Softball Team gears up for their very first Annual Cancer Awareness Game! Set to take place on Tuesday, August 5, this special event is not just about the game; it’s about coming together as a community to support a cause that affects so many lives.

Details of the Event

The much-anticipated showdown will unfold at the MHS Softball Field against the Effingham County High School team, with the first pitch scheduled for 5:30 p.m.. The atmosphere is sure to be electrifying, filled with cheers not just for the teams, but also for a cause close to home.

Joining Forces for a Good Cause

This year, the Metter High School Softball Team is joining forces with the Candler County Hospital to raise awareness and funding specifically for breast cancer services in the community. The aim of the event extends far beyond the softball diamond; it’s to bring hope and support to those battling breast cancer.

Admission to the game is set at a friendly price of $7 per person, and it’s important to note that ticket purchases will be cash only. All proceeds from ticket sales will contribute directly to Candler County Hospital’s Breast Cancer Services, helping those in need access essential care.

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