Getting tanked to help charities

August 28, 2013

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Piedmont Fayette Hospital’s Debbie Britt braved the onslaught Aug. 23 at Lunch on the Lawn on the courthouse square in Fayetteville by being one of three volunteers to face off against ace pitchers determined to dump her in the dunking booth. Britt made several trips to the bottom of the tank as part of a fund-raiser to benefit local charities. Photo/Ben Nelms.

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