Edmonds Laugh-a-thon Comedy Show scheduled for April 26

Edmonds, WALocal News

The Edmonds Laugh-a-thon is set to return on April 26, promising an evening of laughter and community support at the Old Edmonds Opera House. Organized by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce and the Edmonds Chamber Foundation, this comedy show fundraiser will feature host Vince Valenzuela alongside comedians Duane Goad, Jeremiah Hughes, Dylan Jenkins, and Geoff Brousseau. General admission tickets can be purchased for $40 online or $45 at the door, while VIP tickets at $60 offer exclusive seating and a meet-and-greet with the performers. The event aims to raise funds for the WISH Fund, which assists local businesses in recovery after unforeseen disasters. This initiative underscores the importance of community resilience and support, as it provides critical financial assistance when insurance falls short.

The Edmonds Chamber Foundation also relies on this event to fund various community programs. Sponsorships ranging from $250 to $2,500 are available, encouraging local businesses to support the cause. Volunteers are welcomed and can enjoy the show free of charge, fostering a spirit of community involvement.

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