SOUTH PORTLAND, Me. — Mission 500 has partnered with Moms in Security Global Outreach for its newest fundraiser endeavor, a cornhole tournament.
The event is scheduled to take place Dec. 11 at Kirkbride Hall in Stony Point, N.Y., from 4-7 p.m.
The tournament is said to promote team building while bringing much attention to underprivileged children and families in need across the United States. The event will also be held to bring awareness to help end human trafficking.
“The Mission 500 Cornhole Tournament is another new and fun fundraising event designed to encourage more individualized participation from security professionals that’s also open to their friends and families,” says Ken Gould, chairman for Mission 500. “We would also love to get corporate sponsors in the Northeast region to help us help children in need by supporting this fun event, we welcome your organization’s participation with open arms.”
“We felt that partnering with Mission 500 was a great way to help both organizations raise funds for each of our causes and help elevate attendance to make it a great networking event as well,” says Elisa Mula, founder of Moms in Security Global Outreach. “Let’s get together and make this tournament amazing and feel great about what we’re doing.”
Those interested must participate in teams of two and registration cost is $50 per person. There will be door prizes and a bragging trophy to the winning team.
To register for the cornhole tournament, go here.
Those who are unable to attend the event, but would still like to donate, can do so by click here.
Sponsorship opportunities are available ranging from $500-$2,500, which can be viewed here.
For questions about sponsoring or registering, contact Kathryn Mullins at [email protected].
