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Rock for an Angel registration now open!

December 16, 2021 by Kelly Grinsteinner

After a one-year hiatus due to COVID, Angel Fund’s most successful fundraiser is back!

Rock for an Angel FUNspiel returns Feb. 12, 2022, for its 10^th year!

Up to 32 teams will take to the sheets of the Hibbing Curling Club on Saturday, Feb. 12, 2022, for friendly competition, camaraderie and to raise funds for Northeastern Minnesota cancer patients.

Here are the details:

10^th Annual Rock for an Angel Funspiel: “Rocking the Airwaves,” a tribute to Craig Holgate

Event begins at 7:30 a.m. with registration and eye openers on Saturday, Feb. 12, at the Hibbing Curling Club. Play begins at 8 a.m. Up to 32 teams of 4 are guaranteed 3, four-end games throughout the day. All levels are welcome. Curling equipment is available.

Cost is $240 per team, if registered by Jan. 28. Price increases to $280 thereafter. Registration includes eye openers, lunch and dinner.

Prizes will be given for winners and the best dressed within the theme of “Rocking the Airwaves.” Program will be conducted around 6 p.m. by co-hosts Jeff Shapiro and Tina Holgate.

SPECTATORS are welcome! Raffles, games and contests throughout the day. Music by KJ Entertainment into the night.

Register your team of 4 with team name below. For questions, message us on Facebook (facebook.com/angelfundrange) or email info@angelfundrange.org.

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‘Round Up’ at the food co-op

December 1, 2021 by Kelly Grinsteinner

Angel Fund will be this month’s recipient of Natural Harvest Food Co-op’s Change Within Reach Program, which gives Co-op shoppers the chance to contribute to community organizations in a way that does not break the bank but cumulatively makes a huge impact. Shoppers donate by allowing their purchase amount to be rounded up to the next highest dollar. Be sure to stop in for all your grocery needs and tell your cashier to “please, round up for Angel Fund!”

Twisted Metals hosts fundraiser

November 29, 2021 by Kelly Grinsteinner

Twisted Metals of Grand Rapids is excited to announce that they’re hosting a fundraiser with the Angel Fund between Nov. 29 and Dec. 10. Chose from a selection of metal ornaments — great pieces that will add a fun piece to your garden or your Christmas tree and help raise awareness and funds for this wonderful organization! A percentage of each sale will go to Angel Fund.

Orders yours by heading over to our website: www.twistedmetalsmn.com

Rock for an Angel to return in ’22

November 22, 2021 by Kelly Grinsteinner

Valentini’s Pink Day ’21 breaks records

November 3, 2021 by Kelly Grinsteinner

Cindy & Paul Marturano with Angel Fund President Kelly Grinsteinner

CHISHOLM — Strong community support resulted in a record setting event for the annual Pink Day fundraiser held on Oct. 29 at Valentini’s Supper Club in Chisholm.

Now in its 8th year, Pink Day and a grand prize raffle held that day raised $54,200 for the Angel Fund.

“This is by far the most money raised during an event for Angel Fund,” said Angel Fund Board President Kelly Grinsteinner. “This unrestricted funding means Angel Fund will undoubtedly be able to provide gifts for all eligible requests of Northeastern Minnesota cancer patients in the immediate future.”

Cindy Marturano, a co-owner of Valentini’s, said the response from the community was amazing.

“It was unbelievable — people started buying raffle tickets at 11 a.m. and it was non-stop up to 8 p.m.,” Marturano said.

Marturano attributed strong community support to having a record-breaking event.

“Out of 124 individuals and businesses who donated prizes, all but five were from Chisholm and Hibbing — that shows how much this community supported us,” she said.

If you missed out on the event, there’s another opportunity coming up to show your support for Angel Fund.

Valentini’s is planning a women’s bean bag tournament for this winter to benefit Angel Fund. The tournament was originally part of Pink Day, but had to be canceled to allow room for the extraordinary turnout on Friday.

Marturano said Valentini’s is looking forward to hosting Pink Day again next year.

~ By Marie Tolonen, Mesabi Tribune

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