First responders square off on court for charity
Hoops and hijinks are coming to Bishop Verot High School at 1 p.m. on Feb. 28 when members of Lee County Sheriff’s Office, City of Fort Myers and Cape Coral police departments take on firefighters and paramedics from various local stations in a lively basketball.
Proceeds from the event benefit Abuse Counseling and Treatment () to raise money for 24-hour services for victims of rape and sexual assault, human trafficking, and domestic violence throughout Lee, Hendry, and Glades counties.
“What our teams may lack in NBA style action, they make up for in heart for our community,” said Jennifer Benton, CEO for ACT.
The teams have been practicing to offer a uniquely entertaining experience in addition to music, food, raffles, and fun for everyone. Tickets are $10, with children five and under free.
Tickets are available through ACT’s website at . For more information call (239) 939-2553.