Flotilla To Fight Cancer

101.9 POR and The Don Campbell Band present
The 6th Annual Flotilla To Fight Cancer

Saturday, August 15th 1pm on the water in Casco Bay!

The concert will take place on the Falmouth side of Cow Island

Also featuring special guest Andi Fawcett

The Flotilla To Fight Cancer is a benefit for the Maine Cancer Foundation

To make a donation in advance, click THIS LINK

Together, over the years, the Flotilla To Fight Cancer has raised just under $400,000 to help fight cancer right here in Maine.

ALL PROCEEDS RAISED are donated to the Maine Cancer Foundation, a non-profit organization dedicated to reducing the impact of cancer in Maine. If you’d like to come out and see the concert, it will be held on Saturday, August 16th at 1pm on the Falmouth side of Cow Island in Casco Bay (Portland, Maine).

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