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Pilates for a Cause in Downtown Orlando Today: A Sunday Workout at Celine Benefits Libby's Legacy Breast Cancer Foundation

The Kaleidoscope Effect's mat Pilates and glute-work session runs 12:30 to 2:30 p.m. today at Celine Orlando on South Magnolia Avenue, with a live DJ set — and all proceeds go to the Orlando-based foundation that funds mammograms and support for Central Florida breast cancer patients.

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Pilates for a Cause in Downtown Orlando Today: A Sunday Workout at Celine Benefits Libby's Legacy Breast Cancer Foundation (Orlando Watch News)

A Sunday workout in downtown Orlando is doing double duty today. "Pilates + Glutes for Libby's Legacy," presented by The Kaleidoscope Effect, runs from 12:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. today, Sunday, November 1, at Celine Orlando, 22 South Magnolia Avenue, according to the event's listing. The session pairs mat Pilates and glute work with a live DJ set.

Every dollar of it goes to the cause in its name. All proceeds from the event benefit Libby's Legacy Breast Cancer Foundation, an Orlando-based nonprofit that provides funding, resources and free mammograms to breast cancer patients and their families in Central Florida, the listing says. Tickets are listed from $22.49 to $41.40.

The fundraiser lands on the first day of November, the morning after Halloween and on the day the clocks fall back — a daytime, downtown option on a Sunday that also carries the final hours of early voting and a rainy forecast. The event listing carries the full ticket and class details for anyone joining the mats today.

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