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Joseph D. Freedman Bowl-a-Thon

When
Nov 14th, 2026
All Day
Where
84 camp hill rdCopake

Join us for the long-awaited return of the Joseph D. Freedman Bowl-a-Thon to Benefit Camphill Village Copake! We’re looking forward to a great afternoon of pizza, games, prizes, and bowling—all to benefit the amazing residents of Camphill Village Copake.

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