ACCF Masquerade Ball Fundraiser Coming Up

The Anchor Cross Cancer Foundation (ACCF) has announced its Sixth Annual Masquerade Ball for June 14 at 6-10 p.m. at the Daphne Civic Center. Patients and supporters from across the Gulf Coast are invited to help the nonprofit “mask out” cancer by raising funds to support local cancer patients in Mobile and Baldwin counties, providing vital financial assistance to those currently undergoing cancer treatment. Live music, dinner, beverages and spirits, and silent and auctioneer-led live auctions are highlights of the event. Last year’s iteration saw a significant increase in participation and raised more than $75,000. Tickets are $75, and a variety of sponsorship opportunities are available. Local cancer patients in active treatment may apply to receive complimentary tickets and access to an exclusive Survivor’s Lounge. Attendees must be at least 21.

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