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The Twins strike out against homelessness

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This weekend the Twins host a pregame benefit for the homeless.

Friday from 4 p.m. to 7 p.m. the Minnesota Twins will host a benefit to raise funds at the Strike Out Homelessness Benefit. Held at the HHH Metrodome Picnic Pavilion, attendees can enjoy a pregame celebration featuring BBQ, live music by Burning City Skyline, Mayda, and Tim Mahoney, as well as Twins players in attendance.

Tickets are $25 for children, $30 for adults with proceeds benefitting People Serving People, a service that provides shelter for over 300 homeless each night. Those interesting in attending this party before the Twins take on the Texas Rangers should call 612.277.0221 or check out www.peopleservingpeople.org for tickets.