June 8: Hocus Pocus 3, FUNDs in the SUN, & Paws in the Park


Hocus Pocus 3

Sean Bailey, president of Walt Disney Studios motion picture production, confirmed in a New York Times interview that it is one of about 50 other movies currently in the making. He didn’t go into detail about its filming schedule or progress.

Hocus Pocus 3 is in the works at Disney (counton2.com)

 

FUNDs in the SUN

The ATI Foundation is a national non profit that raises money for people with physical disabilities. We are hosting a local event on Saturday June 24 at islander 71! It’s basically a big party with food, live music, raffles, lawn games, etc.
The big thing is that Chief Reynolds was supposed to speak at the event with his experience at ATI and his physical therapy benefits. We are sad he cannot join us but now in his honor we will be giving a $5,000 donation to a person that the Charleston PD chooses. We will have the presentation in Chief Reynolds honor to the recipient at the event.

We’re taking our donations dockside! Join us for a benefit bash in the beautiful Isle of Palms. All proceeds go to support people with physical impairments!
Tickets include: buffet dinner, live music and entertainment, lawn games, and more!

(2) FUNds in the SUN | Facebook

 

Celebrity Paws in the Park

Saturday, June 10 | 10 a.m.-3 p.m. | Riverfront Park, 1061 Everglades Ave., North Charleston | $15-$20 | Head out to the largest fundraising event of the year for the Charleston Animal Society.

 

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