It’s time once again to ship on up to Boston. Denis Leary’s annual stand-up comedy benefit
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Comics Come Home
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is happening on Saturday, November 17th at the Agganis Arenea in Boston.
In it’s 18th year, it’s one of the longest running comedy benefit show we have in the US. The night benefits
The Cam Neely Foundation
which was launched in 1995 by Boston Bruins legend Cam Neely and his brother Scott after the passing of their parents from cancer related illnesses. It is made up of The Foundation for Cancer Care, The Neely House, and The Neely Fund which all exist for one reason; to help cancer patients and their families during their treatment.
To date the Comics Come Home has sold out every show and raised over $4 million for The Cam Neely Foundation for Cancer Care. Leary teamed up with Nealy who was looking for a way to raise money for the foundation and the rest is history.
Leary will host this year’s performers include Artie Januario, Tom Papa, Greg Fitzsimmons, Lenny Clarke, Adam Ferrara, Darrell Hammond, Don Gavin, and Robert Smigel.
Last but not least, for more information on the foundation head over to
www.camneelyfoundation.org
or
purchase tickets here
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