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Greater Tucson Fire Foundation Benefit at Fox & Hound June 4

Greater Tucson Fire Foundation Benefit at Fox & Hound June 4

Theresa Delaney

May 26, 20151 min read

(Photo Credit: Fox & Hound)

Fox & Hound, located at 7625 North La Cholla Boulevard, is hosting a party to benefit the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation on Thursday, June 4.

“The Fire Foundation Board of Trustees is honored to be partnering with Fox & Hound for their celebration event and are grateful for their efforts in helping take care of those who take care of us,” said Mike McKendrick, Chairman of the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation. “We are looking forward to a fun-filled event!”

From 6 to 9pm, guests are invited to enjoy samples of Fox & Hound’s signature dishes, including Olympian Hummus, Drunken Chicken Tenders, Tavern Wings, Slow Roasted Baby Back Ribs and Black Forest Sliders.

Featured signature cocktails will be available for $4, including the Irish ‘Rita, Twisted Bitter, and Strawberry Blonde, and draft beer will be available for $2.

Fox & Hound will donate 10% of sales for the entire day and night of June 4 to the Greater Tucson Fire Foundation, which provides support services for Tucson firefighters in advanced training, technology, survivor’s help, educational campaigns, and firefighter health and wellness.

For more information, visit foxandhound.com.
Fox and Hound and Greater Tucson Fire Foundation Benefit

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