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Thursday, March 5, 2009
7-11 PM
PINZ Bowling and Entertainment Center
12655 Ventura Blvd.
Studio City, CA
Join us for our 3rd annual celebrity bowling and casino night benefiting A Place Called Home and the thousands of "at risk" kids they serve. Make a difference for these kids by having a fun night out alongside inspired celebrities and let your humanitarian side shine at Stars & Strikes 2009.
Far from being just another fundraiser, Stars & Strikes is a celebration for young and old with some of the entertainment industry's most engaging celebrities, great food and drink, bowling, an exciting professional level poker tournament, prizes, cool DJs and, of course, all the amazing guests who make the event the best party in town.
Previous years events have been a HUGE SUCCESS thanks to an overflow crowd and hot celebrities like Mark Wahlberg, Penny Marshall, Omarion, Marques Houston, Christina Milian and more.
This year promises even more excitement. Celebrities including Wilmer Valderrama, Benji & Joel Madden of Good Charlotte; Terry Crews & Tequan Richmond of the CW’s “Everybody Hates Chris”, Keke Palmer of Nickelodeon’s “True Jackson”; Eddie Steeples of “My Name is Earl”; Keith Robinson “Dreamgirls”; superstar producer J.R. Rotem; the Laker Girls, our Tony-award winning host Poetri -- and many more show their support for APCH by bowling, playing poker, and partying alongside charity-minded guests.
For all you gutsy poker players, there's a No-Limit All-In Texas Hold'em competition featuring great prizes, the gorgeous "Dealer Dolls" and World Series of Poker Championship dealer Jolyn Haviland! Reserve now and get ready to put your game face on!
For more information on tickets, donations,
and sponsorship, click here.
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Attention Poker Tournament Players: The tournament starts promptly at 7:45 PM. If you want a chance
to win one of our top prizes, please be in the "casino" no later than 7:30 PM.
We strongly suggest that you register now because space is limited and we expect the tournament to sell out.
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