Hit the lanes for Bowl for Kids’ Sake.
Each year, hundreds of people come together to have fun and raise money to support Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin. Our signature fundraisers are held in Ashwaubenon, Sturgeon Bay and Shawano each year during January, February and March. Collectively, these events raise more than $100,000, which significantly impacts our annual operations costs.
Bowl for Kids` Sake is the perfect way for individuals and companies to make an impact on our community – it only takes a little bit of effort to raise the money that is vital to our program`s success!
As a “thank you” for your support and enthusiasm, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin hosts a celebratory party at a local bowling alley. No bowling expertise is required, only the willingness to share in our heartfelt and sincere thanks for helping us transform our community.
REGISTRATION INFORMATION
Bowl For Kids Sake: Door County
February 20, 2021
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Bowl For Kids Sake: Brown County
March 12, 2021
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Bowl For Kids Sake: Shawano County
March 20, 2021
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Golf 
on a championship course in support of For Kids’ Sake.
Join us for a charity golf outing to benefit the mentoring programs of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin. Each June, more than 160 golfers have the chance to try their skills and connect with other professionals and clients the championship Legends Course at Thornberry Creek at Oneida, the official course of the Green Bay Packers and site of the Thornberry Creek LPGA Classic.
Golf for Kids’ Sake raises $50,000 annually for youth mentoring and provides another opportunity to grow awareness of our programs to business professionals.
Save the Date – June 7, 2021
GOLF FOR KIDS’ SAKE
Come out swinging for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin!
Wine and dine at the Taste of the Town
Save the Date – October 29, 2021
Taste of the Town is the largest annual fundraiser for the agency raising at least $80,000 for our annual program costs. This supports 80 matches for one year.
Taste of the Town is a signature event for Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin, dating to 1992. In 2016, a companion event, Chef Showdown, was created for a second night of fundraising. Chef Showdown was a small component of Taste of the Town for many years held in a side room featuring two chefs competing with minimal cooking tools and a small pantry. Chef Showdown was discontinued in 2019 to focus on developing the potential of Taste of the Town.
Taste of the Town features dozens of restaurant and catering vendors providing sample tastes of appetizers, entrees, side dishes, desserts and beverages. Crowd is capped at 600.
MILES FOR MATCHES presented by Prevea
Cyclists from your team will race on stationary bikes at business offices in support of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin with the goal of compiling 100 miles in a day.
This one-week spin challenge showcases companies and their CEOs/leaderships’ support for health, positive competition and youth mentoring in our community.
Miles for Matches presented by Prevea puts you in the driver’s seat of doing good for kids!
Learn about the impact we make in the community at Big Breakfast/Big Tailgate.
Big Breakfast and Big Tailgate events are held annually in Green Bay, Sturgeon Bay and Shawano to generate revenue for our programs and educate and increase awareness of Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Wisconsin’s programs.
Table Hosts (supporters who are knowledgeable and passionate about our organization) invite guests to attend this free breakfast to learn about our services, hear about our successes and growth and, hopefully, attendees are inspired to support us with a monetary contribution, become a volunteer mentor or support us by joining one of our special event committees.
How Can I get Involved? If you are interested in attending one of the events or becoming a Table Host, please contact: Joyce Anderson at joycea@bbbsnew.org or (920) 489-3535.
For more information on our special events, call Deb Polster, Events Coordinator, at 920-489-3544 or email debp@bbbsnew.org.