Paso Robles winery to host fundraiser for childhood cancer research Oct. 24
Paso Robles Daily News
September 29, 2026
Paso Robles folks know how to show up when it counts, and Oct. 24 is another chance to prove it. Le Vigne Winery is teaming up with End Kids Cancer of San Luis Obispo for an evening of dinner, an auction, and a luminaria walk — those glowing bags lining the vineyard will hit you right in the chest.
Childhood cancer research doesn't get the funding it deserves, and local families here in the 805 have felt that reality firsthand. Having a hometown winery step up like this is exactly the kind of neighborly spirit that makes living on the Central Coast feel different from anywhere else.
Mark your calendar, grab a friend, and head out to Le Vigne. As Paso Robles Daily News reported, every bid and every luminaria goes toward ending kids' cancer — a cause worth raising a glass to.
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