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Philadelphia 76ers To Donate Ticket Proceeds To THON

The Philadelphia 76ers will once again host a THON night at 7 p.m. December 21 when they take on the Toronto Raptors.

THON partners Kappa Delta and Beta Sigma Beta are teaming up with the 76ers to help fight childhood cancer and raise awareness #FTK. The Sixers are joined in their efforts to support THON by Wells Fargo neighbors the Philadelphia Flyers, who will host a separate THON night January 4.

A portion of all ticket proceeds generated from the initiative will be donated to THON. Seats are available in the second deck of the Wells Fargo Center for $35 or $45 and in a lower-level suite section for $125. You can purchase tickets to the game here.

You can also find more information about the event on its official Facebook page.

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