Kirchhoff said that everything at the event, from the gourmet food and more than 30 wineries to sample from, to the ambience and costumed characters, was there to lure in sponsors and raise funds so people with cancer never have to worry about having to pay for what they need.

So it takes a lot to that and this is how we make the funds to do that.” Janine Jones (left) poses for the camera as Orlana John (right) from Pulchella Winery pours a glass to sample The Santa Clarita Valley Signal is the 1 source for local news in the Santa Clarita Valley area since 1919. “It takes hundreds of thousands of dollars because we pay for cancer medical bills for those that are unable to afford their chemotherapy, the radiation, their cancer surgery, their medications. “The entire focus, the entire time on this is to raise the funds that Circle of Hope needs to do the work that we do in this community,” said Kirchhoff. Los Angeles County Sheriff Alex Villanueva tours the new Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station after a Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at the facility Monday.

Laura Kirchhoff, executive director for Circle of Hope, said costs related to cancer are expensive and that because of this, large-scale fundraisers, such as the one on Saturday, are necessary to serve those in the community. An alleged altercation and flashing of a firearm that occurred late Friday night in Saugus was found by Santa Clarita Valley Sheriff’s Station deputies to Canyon Country home robbery under.

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