For a Good Cause The Rose Hill Country Club will hold a benefit for a local homeless shelter on May 3 at 7:00 p. m. The homeless shelter has lost its federal funding. It is at risk for being shut down. This shelter has provided warmth, clothing, and food for Rose Hill's homeless community for the past 15 years.
The benefit will cost $30.00 per person and will include a meal. Items will also be auctioned off. All money will go to the homeless shelter. Volunteers will be able to update the shelter.
Tickets will be sold at the country club's front desk.
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This passage would be most helpful to a person who wants to
A.
learn how to help raise money for the local homeless shelter.
B.
be informed about the events at the local country club.
C.
understand why there are homeless people in Rose Hill.
D.
be persuaded to volunteer at the local homeless shelter.

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