In anticipation of our upcoming Pitchin’ for Wishes Cornhole Tourney, we’re revisiting our conversation with Chris Webber, Vice President of Development for Make-A-Wish Central & Western NC.  Christian McCall, Director of Marketing & PR for the Roby Family of Companies and planner of all things Pitchin’ for Wishes, joins the fun to share exciting details about this year’s event happening Saturday, November 4th at Freedom Park.

<p>In anticipation of our upcoming Pitchin’ for Wishes Cornhole Tourney, we’re revisiting our conversation with Chris Webber, Vice President of Development for Make-A-Wish Central &amp; Western NC.  Christian McCall, Director of Marketing &amp; PR for the Roby Family of Companies and planner of all things Pitchin’ for Wishes, joins the fun to share exciting details about this year’s event happening Saturday, November 4th at Freedom Park.</p>

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