The Labor Show Presents The 2025 Marine Corps Law Enforcement/MCLEF Philadelphia Chapter Gala: Raising Money To Educate the Children of Those Who Sacrificed All.

So we're here at the gala tonight.

for our listeners, tell our listeners a little bit about where we are and what this is about.

Well, this is a celebratory.

You know, we do events throughout the year.

We have a clay shoot.

We have, you know, different fundraisers.

But the gala is the culmination of this year's, you know, 2025's efforts.

And it culminates in this.

And, you know, we get a good turnout.

We've sold over 40 tables, seats for $250 each.

And, you know, we raise a lot of money through our ads, our ad programs, the ad books.

Our auction items fetch a good amount of money, as well as just people dig deep into their pocket while they're here.

And when they hear the stories and the speeches, it tugs at those heartstrings a little bit and I think makes them dig a little bit deeper in their pocket.

How many

people in the room

tonight? We have it about 370.

We sold 40 tables, but there's not all asses in seats.

But what's important to us is that they... at the table

the power of the number is 370 people all with one thought in mind for the length of this event.

Amazing stuff.

Colonel, appreciate it, man.

Well done by you.

I

appreciate it, Crousey.

I appreciate it,

So we're here at the gala tonight.

for our listeners, tell our listeners a little bit about where we are and what this is about.

Well, this is a celebratory.

You know, we do events throughout the year.

We have a clay shoot.

We have, you know, different fundraisers.

But the gala is the culmination of this year's, you know, 2025's efforts.

And it culminates in this.

And, you know, we get a good turnout.

We've sold over 40 tables, seats for $250 each.

And, you know, we raise a lot of money through our ads, our ad programs, the ad books.

Our auction items fetch a good amount of money, as well as just people dig deep into their pocket while they're here.

And when they hear the stories and the speeches, it tugs at those heartstrings a little bit and I think makes them dig a little bit deeper in their pocket.

How many

people in the room

tonight? We have it about 370.

We sold 40 tables, but there's not all asses in seats.

But what's important to us is that they... at the table

the power of the number is 370 people all with one thought in mind for the length of this event.

Amazing stuff.

Colonel, appreciate it, man.

Well done by you.

I

appreciate it, Crousey.

I appreciate it,