95.7 FM is holding a fundraising campaign to benefit Camp CaPella in Dedham.
Donations can be made on the I-95 website, which you can reach HERE – clicking on the donation box that will lead the contributor to the Camp CaPella website for donations by credit card – or by telephone each day from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. at 989-5631.
The CaPella-Thon runs through Friday, June 22nd.
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