Trampoline Park Opening Benefits Boys & Girls Club
Photo Courtesy of: Joy Juedes
From left, Ana Ramirez, Oryana Waters, Andrea Ramirez, Alyssa Waters and Lienna Diaz bounce on trampolines at Hangar Trampoline Park’s grand opening on Saturday, June 6 in Moreno Valley.
Photo Courtesy of: Joy Juedes
Oryana Waters, a member of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside, jumps on trampolines at Hangar Trampoline Park’s grand opening on Saturday, June 6 in Moreno Valley.
Photo Courtesy of: Joy Juedes
– Andrea Ramirez, left, and Lienna Diaz, members of the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Redlands-Riverside, play in the foam pit at Hangar Trampoline Park’s grand opening on Saturday, June 6 in Moreno Valley.
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