Dads dance with daughters to benefit cerebral palsy at annual Sugar Plum Ball
It's a magical evening that creates lasting memories for little girls and their dads, all in the name of a great cause: the annual Sugar Plum Ball. Every year, the event raises money for the United
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Dec 23, 2014, 2:03 AM
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It's a magical evening that creates lasting memories for little girls and their dads, all in the name of a great cause: the annual Sugar Plum Ball.
Every year, the event raises money for the United Cerebral Palsy Association. It's an evening of storybook enchantment, with fairies, dance performances, music and more.
This year's event was held Sunday at the Crest Hollow Country Club in Woodbury.
News 12's Sports Anchor Jamie Stuart attended the event with his two daughters, Gracie and Skylar, who both agreed that their dad made a pretty great date.
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