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Wrecking Crew MC Christmas Benefit Dance
Wrecking Crew MC Christmas Benefit Dance

When
Dec 19th, 2025
7:00pm - 11:00pm
Where
8315 Seminole TrailRuckersvilleVA22968

The Wrecking Crew MC Christmas Benefit Dance is coming up Friday, December 19th, from 7 to 11 PM, at the Blue Ridge Café, and this year the night is all about supporting Lori Stroop and raising awareness for kidney disease.

If you’ve ever been to a Wrecking Crew event, you know they don’t just throw a party, they show up for their people. This Christmas dance is a chance to have a great time while helping someone in our community who’s facing a serious health battle.

🎶 Live music will be provided by the Silver Creek Band, bringing the energy and keeping the dance floor moving all night long. Expect a festive atmosphere, plenty of holiday spirit, and a room full of folks who care.

🎟️ Admission is $20 per person or $30 per couple, and there will also be a silent raffle, with chances to win some great items while helping raise even more support for Lori.

And even if you can’t make it out that night, you can still help. Donations are welcome, and you can contribute by connecting with any Wrecking Crew MC member.

So mark your calendar, grab your friends, and come out to the Blue Ridge Café on Friday, December 19th, from 7 to 11 PM, for the Wrecking Crew MC Christmas Benefit Dance.

Celebrate the season, support a neighbor, and show why this community always takes care of its own.

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