That's why they put together Bowl For Kids' Sake, which offers people the chance to have fun and make a difference in the community. So, shine up that ball and polish your bowling shoes. They have been around nearly 100 years and serve youths via more than 500 local agencies in all 50 states. Bowl For Kids' Sake is held annually to help put more mentors into the lives of children. It's for people of all ages and bowlers of all skill levels to enjoy.
Participants have a number of dates and times to choose from.
Each team needs a captain, who is responsible for selecting four or five bowlers to join their team and picking a date and time to bowl. Each team member should get at least 10 sponsors, who are asked to pledge a penny a pin or more. Bowlers are not responsible for collecting the money. Big Brothers, Big Sisters will handle that. In addition to free bowling, bowlers will get free pizza and beverages and are eligible for prizes that include airline tickets from Midwest Express, movie passes, color TVs and much more.