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Jingle All The Way

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Nov 25, 2013

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TCC Metro Campus will welcome thousands to its campus Dec. 7 for the Jingle Bell Run/Walk for Arthritis. Along with hosting the run, TCC is organizing a team, Caity’s Crusaders, to participate and raise money for the Arthritis Foundation.

Professor Jeanne Urie, team captain, formed the team in support of her daughter Caity who has arthritis.

In the team's efforts to raise money for the Arthritis Foundation, they are also selling tickets for a chance to win one of several prizes:

Freddie's Steakhouse gift certificate
Miss Scarlet's Team Room gift certificate
Two tickets to see James Robert Webb in concert & two CDs
Two tickets to see A Christmas Carol at the Tulsa Performing Arts Center

Tickets are $1 each or six for $5. For more information, contact Urie at (918) 595-8337.

Employee participants pictured are Pam Kannady, Cat Klarich, DeAnna Cooper, Amy Leach and Joyce Goodrum.

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