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Broward College CFI fundraiser for Light the Night

Submitted by FBB on Mon, 04/16/2012 - 08:37

The Center for Inquiry on Campus members at Broward College in Florida are holding a fundraiser for their Light the Night team. To headline the event, the Amazing James Randi is giving a talk called “Faith Healers: Fake Healers.” The event is free (but donations are appreciated), and it takes place on Tuesday, April 17th at 7:00p in Bailey Hall. Get out there and support Broward College CFI and our Light the Night efforts!

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