Bowl for Kids Sake 2018: Support your local teams!

I am participating in Bowl for Kids Sake again this year to support Big Brothers Big Sisters. I originally got involved with this event because I thought it would be fun and they do good work. Since then I found out that they served 600+ kids in our community. They operate at 25% below the national average despite serving more kids than any other similar-sized community agency in the country. This one event makes up a good portion of their annual funding. The majority of their volunteers are JMU students that meet with their “littles” once a week. This organization is making a difference in our community and helping those most in need of help.

No matter where you are, you can support your local Big Brothers Big Sisters organization. Click HERE to find events near you!

PLUS! Learn how to support other organizations in Harrisonburg by joining the Great Community Give of 2018.

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