Happenings


Magoo's Restaurant Hosts Heartland Ranch Fundraiser

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Magoo's Restaurant in East Ridge will host the first annual fundraising event for Heartland Ranch of Ringgold, Ga. on Saturday. It is an all ages event with fun for the whole family.

Performances will be by Rachel Holder, Lauren Suddeth, Ten13, Tiajuana Donkey Show, Scattered Sunz and a special guest appearance by 4 year old Destiny Pittman.

Proceeds from this event go to Heartland Ranch to help continue the ongoing quest of providing services & programming to the developmentally, physically and emotionally challenged children of the region.

Heartland Ranch will have a booth set up for questions & donation information. You can sign up to be an organ donor at the Organ Donor Awareness booth as well.

AMC Bowling, in the same parking lot as Magoo's, will have 2 lanes open for free all day for special needs children & their families to bowl.
Door prizes include a Wii Gaming System, AMF Bowling passes and much more.

Hot Dogs, burgers amd cold drinks will be available outside. Menu items will be served indoors.

Magoo's Restaurant is located at 3658 Ringgold Rd in East Ridge, Tn.

Entertainment begins at noon, and the last performance begins at 9 p.m.

For more info call 423.991.4103 or 706.866.5181


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