Good times and a good cause. That’s exactly what the Media Music Jam is about.
The event brings local media figures together, to sing a little song and raise money for cancer patients. However, the show will have to wait another year to go on.
Read the full story – https://bakersfieldnow.com/news/local/media-music-jam-postpones-event-as-pandemic-continues.
The Kern County Cancer Foundation invites you to be involved in the fight against cancer. Please join us for our sixth annual Campout Against Cancer by being a sponsor, creating a team or contributing towards a team. This is a celebration that takes place on November 6th and 7th, 2020, virtual style.
This event honors survivors, remembers loved ones who have lost the battle, and raises money to improve the quality of life for cancer patients and their families. CampIn Against Cancer raises support for Kern County patients and 100% of the net proceeds will stay local. Your generous contributions and fundraising efforts assists with medical costs associated with cancer care, i.e. prescriptions, insurance premiums, Cobra, deductibles, co-pays and co-insurance.
2020 Camp-in Schedule of Events
Tuesday, October 27th
4pm-6pm Team and Survivor Packet Pickup Location TBD
Friday, November 6th
Campout Downtown Cruz (Meet behind World Records. Please plan on staying in your vehicles.)
5pm – Team Float/Vehicle Decorating
6pm – Survivor & Car Club Arrival
7pm – Cruz begins on Chester Garces Circle to Truxtun Ave.
8:30pm – Family/Team Game Night at Private Sites
10pm – Family/Team Movie Night and S’mores at Private Sites
Saturday, November 7th
8am-4pm – Teams Fundraise throughout Kern County
5pm – All money in. AwardS will be given to the team who turns in the most money fundraised that day.
To find out more about how your can participate, visit campoutagainstcancer.org.
As a part of their commitment to ”Christmas with The Cranktones”, Jim Burke Lincoln graciously donated $50 for every Lincoln sold in December 2019 to Kern Country Cancer Fund.
Pictured is executive director, Michelle Avila accepting a check for $1,250 from Marketing Director, George Hay of Jim Burke Ford Lincoln.
Guitar Masters presents Christmas with The Cranktones for its fifth year at Buck Owens’ Crystal Palace. Christmas with The Cranktones is an annual fundraiser that raises money for the Kern County Cancer Fund.
The annual Christmas concert is facilitated by local residents Rick Kreiser who as a caregiver and friend to his loved ones, like his wife, son, niece and business partner has experienced the impact cancer can have.
All proceeds from the event will be directly donated to the Fund, where profits aid Kern County residents when they can’t afford treatment.
This year, the concert event raised $90,000.
