JCSO announces 1st Annual 'Praise in the Park' fundraiser
JACKSON COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – The Jackson County Sheriff's Office has announced its first annual fundraiser for Chrome Ministry, 'Praise in the Park,' on Saturday.
According to a JCSO Facebook post, the fundraiser will take place on Sunday at Madison Street Park from 4:30 p.m. to 8 p.m.
Attendees can expect an evening filled with live worship music, raffles, food, bounce house, splash pad and more.
JCSO said that all proceeds from the event will go to support Still Waters Women's Ministry and Chrome Ministry.
Those who want the opportunity to dunk Sheriff Donnie Edenfield in the tank can pay $10 for three chances. And $5,000 will keep Hunter Nolen out of the tank and Edenfield in.
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