LECLAIRE, Iowa - Join us on Saturday, September 26 from 11am-10pm for "Cure It With Corn - Beatin' Leukemia Iowa Style" on Levee in LeClaire, Iowa. It is a fun event for a great cause! Enjoy Live Music from: Tapestry 11am-12pm, Candymakers 12:30-2:30pm, Just Chords 3-5pm, Rude Punch 5:30-7:30pm, and Moonshine Run 8-10pm. There will be a silent auction, Kids' Zone, pulled pork sandwiches, hot dogs, chips, beverages, and sweet corn. Admission is $10 at gate. All proceeds are going to LLS (Leukemia, Lymphoma Society) and the University of Iowa Marrow Donor registry, bethematch.org . T-shirts are available for purchase at Happy Joe's in LeClaire or online at www.cureitwithcorn.com. T-shirts and koozies will also be available for sale at the event. More information at https://www.facebook.com/cureitwithcorn
James "Jimmy" Lange, a LeClaire Paramedic with Medic EMS, was diagnosed with Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia in October of 2014. This type of Leukemia is a long, drawn out type, and until symptoms get stronger, there is not much that can be done but monitoring. One day Jimmy went to the doctor and was basically told there is nothing he can do right now to help himself. Jimmy then said "I can do something, let's find a cure for leukemia!" He rallied a group of people on Facebook and now we have "Cure It With Corn". This is not a fundraiser for Jimmy. This is a fundraiser to raise money to help find a cure for leukemia, but this is Jimmy's brainchild. So, join us in celebrating life, and please help us find a cure.
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