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Celebrate Mardi Gras Saturday at the Geller Center benefit

The Geller Center for Spiritual Development is hosting a Mardi Gras event to celebrate the success of their programs Saturday. Doors open at 8 p.m. at the Fort Collins Hilton. Tickets are $30 per person and tables are available for reservation.

There will be food, games and a silent auction, as well as a live performance by After The Fire, a non-profit band formed to raise funds for local charities. The group has been raising money for organizations in northern Colorado for over 25 years.

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“Everyone should be involved in a non-profit to balance out our often for-profit lives,” said John Roos, volunteer at the Geller Center. “Tons of games, passionate people, spontaneity, networking and celebrating the weird in us all, together.”

The Geller Center is a non-profit organization that has made it their mission to provide a safe place for locals in Fort Collins to come and broaden their spiritual lives, according to the website.

Collegian Reporter Veronica Baas can be reached at news@collegian.com and on@vcbaas.

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