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Rallye provides thousands of dollars for NY Cancer Foundation through annual bake sale

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Rallye provides thousands of dollars for NY Cancer Foundation through annual bake sale β€” Huntington Business news

Rallye Motor Company presented a $4,000 check to the NY Cancer Foundation at Rallye Lexus' annual bake sale. The Bake Sale Fundraiser was held on Thursday, Oct. 22, and Friday, Oct. 23, to support the foundation, which provides financial and transportation grants to eligible cancer patients living and undergoing treatment in New York State. Rallye Lexus was able to raise $2,500 from the two-day event, bringing the total contribution to $6,500. β€œWe’re honored to partner with an organization that provides financial assistance to cancer patients and their families right here on Long Island, helping ease the financial burden that can come with treatment so they can focus on what matters most,” Juliana Terian, the president and CEO of Rallye Motor Company, said when presenting the check. [caption id="attachment_377957" align="alignnone" width="700"] Juliana Terian (Rallye President/CEO), Tina Toulon (Executive Director NY Cancer Association).Keith Rossein[/caption] [caption id="

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