Noon Year’s Eve Breakfast Party FUNdraiser by the PFAPA Fun Squad at Atlantic County 4-H Fairgrounds – Mays Landing, NJ
Noon Year’s Eve Breakfast Party FUNdraiser by the PFAPA Fun Squad at Atlantic County 4-H Fairgrounds – Mays Landing, NJ
Don’t miss this upcoming event in Mays Landing, NJ. Happening on Wednesday, December 31, 2025 at Atlantic County 4-H Fairgrounds. Doors open at 10:00 AM.
Come to the best “Noon” New Year’s Eve Party for Kids in New Jersey!
December 31, 2025 (New Year’s Eve) from 10 am to 1 pm at the:
Atlantic County 4-H Fairgrounds: 3210 Rt 50, Mays Landing, NJ 08330
Enjoy a catered International House of Pancakes (IHOP) breakfast feast!
CHARACTER MEET & GREET with photo ops.
Wear your Bluey-Inspired costumes, blue clothing, your comfiest party clothes, or your favorite New Year’s Eve party attire.
Enjoy dancing with a DJ playing music for all ages.
Plus sensory play and games, face painting and more! Party bags for all the guests.
Balloon drop at Noon!
Limited Seating-200 max capacity for all guests!
This event benefits the Autoinflammatory Alliance and the Atlantic County 4-H Clubs, who are volunteering and offering their wonderful event area at their fairgrounds for everyone to come and have fun to bring in the new year!
The organizers for this event are dedicated caregivers of a child with PFAPA, an autoinflammatory disease. They have formed the PFAPA Fun Squad to help raise awareness and bring joy to patients with PFAPA and other autoinflammatory diseases, and support the Autoinflammatory Alliance in the process. Thank you PFAPA Fun Squad!
Please help us with a donation today, of any amount to help more patients, support research, awareness and outreach for autoinflammatory diseases. Or show your support by setting up your own fundraiser for the Autoinflammatory Alliance. Thank you!
We work hard to help increase awareness about autoinflammatory diseases, and educate patients and medical professionals so they can better care for these rare diseases. Autoinflammatory diseases are lifelong conditions, that often start in infancy or early childhood.
Our goals for working with patients are to help them to connect with other patients, become informed about their disease and needs, and empower them to be able to advocate for the needs for care, and to their elected officials on issues.
Your support is vital and will help us to increase patient-driven research network and registry to improve care for patients globally.
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