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We're so excited.  Teams and individuals are signing up for the Dover Children's Home's 15th Annual Bowl-a-Thon.  By the way, creativity could mean the difference between winning cool prizes or not.  But I'll get to that in a moment (hint, hint, wink, wink).

Is your family ready to go, or maybe you and some co-workers want to let loose?  How about grabbing your friends or making it a couple's thing? Anything goes, as long as you're ready to bowl for an absolutely amazing cause and have fun. Of course, if you want to sign up individually, you can do that as well.

Dover Children's Home via Facebook
Dover Children's Home via Facebook
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The Dover Children's Home will assign you to a team where you're sure to make some new friends on this fabulously fun Sunday FUNdraiser.

And here's the super fun part: there are prizes for most money raised, highest bowling score, and the team with the most creative costumes.

Dover Children's Home via Facebook
Dover Children's Home via Facebook
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The Dover Children's Home is a non-profit residential treatment program committed to providing high quality support and services to some of New Hampshire's most vulnerable and valuable youth and their families.

It provides tools and support that help youth heal from emotional trauma through community-based treatment programs that foster relationships and enable these youth to create hope for the future.

Dover Children's Home via Facebook
Dover Children's Home via Facebook
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If you want more info on the Dover Children's Home, as well as signing up for the bowl-a-thon, then click here. Let's have some fun, sponsored by:

  • Route 1 Barbershop and Shave Parlour
  • Ross Furniture and Mattress Gallery
  • Pete’s Bargain Basement

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