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Central Arkansas Honda Dealers donate $3,000 to Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars

Central Arkansas Honda Dealers donate $3,000 to Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars

Central Arkansas Honda Dealers donate $3,000 to Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars

This Arkansas Children’s event helps families create a holiday experience they may not otherwise be able to provide for their hospitalized children.

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Central Arkansas Honda Dealers donate $3,000 to Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars
Ashley Henry talks about her son's journey with cyanotic heart disease
Sheralyn Beck shares her family's story at ACH and how nurses and doctors were their for them during the holidays
Festival of Stars Toy and Donation Drive will champion children at Arkansas Children’s through the holidays
Telcoe Federal Credit Union is a proud sponsor of Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars
The Arkansas Business Alliance is proud to sponsor Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars
The Chamness family talks about their time at ACH with their son Zach
Arkansas Children’s Festival of Stars benefits patients at the hospital during the holidays
Plexaderm helps everyone look younger and does it quickly

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