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Do Good While Having Fun! Bushwick City Farm To Host Chicken Shit Bingo

Don't be chicken shit

By Briana Seftel

Oct. 8, 2015 · 1 min read

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Do Good While Having Fun! Bushwick City Farm To Host Chicken Shit Bingo

Don't be chicken shit

Briana Seftel October 8, 2015Oct 8, 2015 · 1 min read

Photo by Katarina Hybenova for Bushwick Daily

Don’t be chicken shit.

Next Sunday October 18, Bushwick City Farm is offering a unique opportunity to raise money for a new community garden. It involves about a dozen chickens, a life-size bingo board, and a lot of poop.

The volunteer-run community garden at 354 Stockton Street will be hosting its first-annual Chicken Shit Bingo fundraiser that will have folks praying for crap the whole night. The event involves…

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