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Swing Fore Families Ronald McDonald

When
Oct 29th, 2026
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Where
1000 Hall of Fame aveSpringfield

Join us at Max’s Swing Lounge for our very first Swing Fore Families event, an exciting night out with great company, good fun, and a little friendly competition. Enjoy rounds of simulated golf, delicious food and drinks, and tons of fun with contests and raffles.

Click HERE to take a virtual tour of Max’s Swing Lounge!

For information about this new event, please contact Christa Petro at 203-777-5683 or cpetro@ronaldmcdonaldhousectma.org

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