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Bottomless Toy Chest to Give Cancer Patients Red-Carpet Treatment
The area non-profit will be treating young cancer patients and their families to a private screening of 'Spider-Man' next week.
A Birmingham-based non-profit is looking to make the lives of young cancer patients a little brighter next week.
The will be hosting a special outing for seven pediatric cancer patients and their families this Wednesday, giving them the red-carpet treatment at Birmingham's .
On Aug. 8, area cancer patients and their families will be given a limo ride to the Palladium 12, where they'll walk the red carpet, be treated to a private showing of Spider-Man and receive a free lunch and several other surprises.
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The afternoon out has been donated by All Star Limo and Uptown Entertainment, which owns the Palladium.
"This event is designed to give the patients and their families a much-needed break from the strain and stress of going through cancer treatment," said the Bottomless Toy Chest's Samantha Stover in a recent press release.
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"The Bottomless Toy Chest hopes that this super-powered event with fun surprises, delicious food and a blockbuster movie is an enjoyable uplifting time for everyone."
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