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Celiac Awareness Night with the Phillies

National Foundation for Celiac Awareness

July 20, 2009

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The National Foundation for Celiac Awareness and the Philadelphia Phillies are working together to raise awareness about Celiac Disease. Join the NFCA and Celiac Groups in the Delaware Valley when the Phillies play the Chicago Cubs. Gluten-free food and beverages will be available. Celiac is an autoimmune disease with symptoms that vary and can resemble those of other conditions. People with Celiac Disease require a gluten-free diet. The NFCA will be at the game with helpful information about Celiac and how to get tested.

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  Tickets: $30 each for sections 206-208
  $22 each for sections 307-308
  $4 processing and handling fee (per order, not per ticket)
  
  Mention the code "celiac" when purchasing tickets. Proceeds from these specially purchased tickets go to raising awareness of Celiac and funds for research.

  Info Phone: 215.463.5000 ext. 5111

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• Dates & Times

  Dates:
  July 20, 2009

  Times:
  7:05 pm

• Venue Info

  Citizens Bank Park

  1 Citizens Bank Park Way, Philadelphia, PA 19148

  General Admission: Citizen's Bank Park Tours:
  $9 adult
  $6 child (3-14) or senior citizen

  Hours: From April through October, public tours are offered at 10 am, 12:30 pm and 3 pm. The 3 pm tour is canceled on the days the Phillies have a night game. Tours are not offered on major holidays or days that the Phillies have a home day game. Tickets for tours must be purchased in advance; no walk-ups are accepted.

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  • Event Name: Celiac Awareness Night with the Phillies
    "Philadelphia Raises Awareness On Celiac Disease"
    Comment posted by: Susan Cox Covington from Burlington,North Carolina, Sep 25, 2009
    

    Philadelphia, What a great way to raise awareness for Celiac Disease. I would love to see other cities involved. I think you are the foundation,for a new beginning.

    Philadelphia, What a great way to raise awareness for Celiac Disease. I would love to see other cities involved. I think you are the foundation,for a new beginning.