4th Annual Challenge for Children Benefit 'Delivers Hope' to Children
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Inland Pacific Ballet dancers with players of the Ontario Reign.
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Al Argüello of Bank of America with his brother Gustavo Argüello.
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4th Annual Challenge for Children Winter Benefit at Citizens Business Bank Arena supporting Inland Empire United Way and Hope Reigns Foundation.
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Shelley Gagnet of John Elway’s Crown Toyota with Christy McLeap of K-Frog Radio and CEO of Inland Empire United Way Greg Bradbard.
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City of Fontana Planning Commissioner Peter Garcia, Marco Robles of Cardenas Markets, Inland Empire Utility Agency Director Jasmine Hall, Phil Cothran of State Farm and CEO of Inland Empire United Way Greg Bradbard.
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