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March 18: Bowl for Hope with Circle of Hope

Press Release | Tuesday, Jan 17, 2017

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Tickets are now on sale for the fourth annual Circle of Hope “Bowling for Hope” benefit event on Saturday, March 18, from 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. at Valencia Lanes in Newhall.

The event is a great opportunity to bring people together for an exciting family afternoon, company team-building, or to just join in on a community-supportive, competitive yet fun experience. Even if you are not a bowling fan, put on some bowling shoes and cheer on your teammates.

Sign-up quick to also grab the best team names: who will be the next “Gutter Gal” or the “Pin Heads”? Circle of Hope anticipates selling out all 24 lanes again this year.

Individual tickets are $25 or there is the option to buy a lane for $125. Sponsorship levels range from Bronze Sponsor, which is priced at $250 to Gold Title Sponsor, which is priced at $2,000. Tax deductible donations are available through one of the many sponsorship options. For more information about these or to buy tickets, call (661) 254-5218 or go online to www.circleofhopeinc.org.

100% of the sponsorships and donations raised at Bowling for Hope go to support Circle of Hope’s mission: to provide financial, emotional, and educational assistance to uninsured and underinsured individuals diagnosed with cancer, their families, and the SCV community.

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