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Asbury Park — On Sunday, October 2, 2016 the Hotel Tides will be chartering a bus to Washington, DC to join the LGBTQ United March Against Gun Violence as part of the “Keep the Flame Burning” initiative.
The LGBTQ United March Against Gun Violence was in response to the ongoing gun violence and specifically the recent attack on the LGBTQ community in Orlando.
“Keep the Flame Burning” is a group formed by LGBTQ community leaders of Asbury Park following the massacre. It’s core objective is to raise awareness and funds to promote the end of gun violence.
The bus trip will cost $50 per person and the will depart from Hotel Tides at 7 a.m. The rally will take place from noon-5 p.m., and there is an expected return to Asbury Park at 10 p.m. The price per person will include a boxed lunch.
Anyone interested in attending should RSVP to Ryan@hoteltides.com by September 11.
Hotel Tides is located at 408 7th Avenue.
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