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Fundraising event raises $1.5M for Phoenix Children’s

Country music star Dustin Lynch performs at PCH50’s annual Off the Record event was held Saturday, Oct. 24 inside the Earnhardt Lexus showroom, 800 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix.

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PCH50’s annual Off the Record event was held Saturday, Oct. 24 inside the Earnhardt Lexus showroom, 800 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix.

(PCH50)

A fundraising event held over the weekend raised $1.5 million to support Phoenix Children’s, according to PCH50.

PCH50’s annual Off the Record event was held Saturday, Oct. 24, inside the Earnhardt Lexus showroom, 800 E. Camelback Road in Phoenix. The event featured a live performance from country music star Dustin Lynch.

Lerner & Rowe Gives Back was the presenting sponsor of the event, donating $50,000. Other sponsors included ODC Construction, City Electric Supply, Bell & McCoy Lighting and Controls, UMB Bank, Womble Bond Dickinson, Arizona Medical Office Brokers, BreakAway IT, Four Loko and Fairway Home Mortgage.

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