2018 Relay For Life

Posted on June 17, 2018

WJBC, O’Brien Auto Team, and Tricoci University of Beauty Culture are proud to be a part of Relay For Life. Help be a part of this wonderful event that benefits the American Cancer Society.

This year’s event will be in a NEW location join Relay For Life at The Corn Crib in Normal from 2pm-2pm Friday June 22nd – June 23rd.

Join together to help fight cancer, remember loved ones lost, honor survivors, and make a global impact on the fight.

To learn more about how you can get involved CLICK HERE

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