How about being a part of Cranberry Township’s CTCC Community Days?

Last year’s event drew in more than 30,000 people in three days. This year, Cranberry Township’s CTCC Community Days, July 9 to 11, will continue to be one of the region’s largest and most popular events.

Why is it so popular with vendors? No entry fees. It is free entertainment for the whole family. It has free concerts, a car cruise, free kids zone with large inflatables, and dozens of other events, along with a large carnival. More than 200 vendors are a part of the event.

The main reason vendors like it is the average household income is over $100,000 in the area that we draw people.

Same as last year, it all will be all on one level, which means more density and better access to booths. Its advertising and three-day planner will go to more than 50,000 homes in three counties.

Should you be a part of this growing event? It is simple: how much is one extra customer worth to you?

Do not just think food, crafts and commercial products as vendors. Many of Western Pennsylvania businesses executives and business owners live in Cranberry and the surrounding area, and this was an easy way to meet some of them. Booth spaces can be reserved online at www.CTCChest.org for Thursday and Friday from 4 to 9 p.m. and Saturday from 1 to 9:30 p.m.

CTCC Community Days is a celebration of nonprofits and civic organizations, and there will be more than 40 nonprofits involved helping to raise awareness, recruiting volunteers or members, and raising money for their organizations.

Last year all, the groups together raised more than $125,000 for their causes, and CTCC used its proceeds to help new community projects. Proceeds from this year’s event will go to refurbish the Miracle League field and build a playground.

Details on the new project will be released before Community Days.

Another way to be involved includes sponsoring an event, with sponsorships available from $100 to $15,000.

Questions on sponsorships or sponsoring an event can be sent to brucemazzoni@zoominternet.net.

This article was submitted by the Cranberry Township Community Chest.