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Disco party at Palm Coast Lanes raises money for cancer charity

Local businesses donated raffle items to benefit Live Like Cameron.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 6:25 a.m. September 23, 2024
Mark and Theresa Mistie with Live Like Cameron founders Dan and Melisa Fulling at the Let's Boogie For a Cure '70s Disco Party at Palm Coast Lanes. Courtesy photo
Mark and Theresa Mistie with Live Like Cameron founders Dan and Melisa Fulling at the Let's Boogie For a Cure '70s Disco Party at Palm Coast Lanes. Courtesy photo
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Mark and Theresa Mistie hosted the Let’s Boogie For a Cure ’70’s Disco Party at Palm Coast Lanes on Sept. 14. The event attracted hundreds of local residents affected by cancer, coming together to support the Live Like Cameron charity and dance the night away, Mark and Theresa said in an email.

Local businesses contributed raffle items that included a two-night stay in an oceanview suite at Hammock Beach Resort and other hotel stays, a golf round for a foursome at Grand Haven, and restaurant gift cards. BJ’s Wholesale Club raised funds through a membership drive on site.

“Our visions and goals have been parallel with (Live Like Cameron), and all our collective efforts paid off,” the Misties said. “What we accomplished (at the event) was magical. The exposure and awareness raised was priceless.”

 

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