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Warsaw Community High School (WCHS) will host the annual Pink Out Night Oct. 2 at 7 p.m. during the home varsity football game against Plymouth.
The evening will also serve as senior night, according to a news release from Warsaw Community Schools.
WCHS’s Pink Out Night is an annual tradition that brings students, staff, families and community members together to raise awareness, support those battling cancer and honor survivors and others whose lives have been impacted by cancer. Cancer survivors attending the game will receive free admission.
Fans are encouraged to fill Fisher Field with pink by wearing this year’s official Pink Out shirt or purchasing a pink ribbon at the game. During halftime, all fans will be invited to participate in the annual “Walk the Block,” a special opportunity to celebrate survivors, stand alongside those currently battling cancer and remember loved ones impacted.
Official Pink Out shirts are available to order through Sept. 23. Orders will be printed and available for pickup at the selected location on Sept. 30, and proceeds will benefit the Warsaw Cheer Block Cancer Care Fund. Order Pink Out shirts https://warsawpinkout.itemorder.com/shop/home/.
Those who prefer to pay by cash or check may contact Leslie Jackson at ljackson@warsawschools.org.
WCS thanks Kari Vilamaa, Dunkin’, Weigand, Lutheran Health Network and Lutheran Kosciusko Hospital for their sponsorship and support of this year’s Pink Out Night, according to the news release.
