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Waste Management’s Delaware Valley-North Hauling Company will be hosting a car show and family day for charity in Bristol Township this Sunday.
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The event will be hosted from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at 1224 Hayes Boulevard in Bristol Township. It is free and open to the public.
Those entering their cars, trucks, motorcycles, EV’s and other vehicles in the event’s judged show will be asked to make a donation to benefit the Conquer Chiari Walk Across America.
“Every year we want to make it a little better, try something different,” Delaware Valley-North Hauling Company chief event planner and Operations Specialist Erica Pullett said. “We’re getting all pumped up for this. We look forward to it.”
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In addition to the vehicles, there will be two bouncy houses and the Princeton Game Truck.
“That is a trailer and inside of it is six to 10 television screens with an actual gaming system with seats,” Pullett stated of the game truck. “You can get six kids in at a time, and they play video games.”
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A clown, Dora the Explorer, and the Robot Bumblebee Transformer will be in attendance at the event. There will also be a face painter and a balloon artist.
Pullett highlighted the following food trucks that will be on location:
- Chewy’s Food Truck: smoked brisket sandwiches, waffle fries and burgers.
- Kona Ice: flavored water ice and other cold treats.
- Chick-A-Boom Food Truck: fried chicken, fried chicken sandwiches, chicken fingers, fries and its signature juice drink.
- East/West Chester Doughnut Truck: doughnuts and pastries.
- The Pizza Wagon: made-to-order personal pan pizzas to please every palette.
“Music will be provided by DJ Milkyway,” Pullett said. “We will be jamming.”
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The Conquer Chiari Walk Across America raises money for research and other patient-focused initiatives that assist those with Chiari malformation and their families. The Chiari malformation is a condition where the spinal canal is infiltrated by brain matter.
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