Water For People Bowl-A-Thon

The King County and South Sound Subsection's are partnering to host the first Bowl-A-Thon benefiting Water For People. The fun will take place at ACME Bowl in Tukwila, WA from 7PM-9PM. Registration includes admission, shoe rental, food and two drink tickets.

Registration is open now. You may register and purchase tickets for the event by clicking on the "Register Now!" link below. Tickets can also be purchased at the door.

Registration options include:

Child (12 and under) - $30
Adult Individual - $60
6-person Team - $300

Sponsorships Available

Sponsorship of the Bowl-A-Thon is an opportunity for companies and individuals willing to show support to the mission of Water For People. By underwriting the event, all proceeds of the evening will directly benefit Water For People's essential programs, services, and projects.

Strike Level Sponsor - $500

One 6-person team
Company logo on all event signage & promotions*
Recognition on the PNWS WFP committee website and Water Matters magazine
Recognition at all section classes
Option of bumpers

Spare Level Sponsor- $300

Tickets for 2 individual bowlers
Company logo on all event signage & promotions*
Recognition on the PNWS WFP committee website and Water Matters magazine
Recognition at all section classes

Gutter Level Sponsor - $150

Ticket for 1 individual bowler
Company logo on all event signage & promotions *
Recognition on the PNWS AWWA WFP committee website and Water Matters magazine

Water For People is a non-profit organization that helps support the development of locally sustainalbe drinking water resources, sanitation facilities, and hygiene education programs in developing countries. Sustainability and community ownership are the hallmarks of Water For People's programs in Africa, Central and South America, and Asia. The funds raised at this event will help Water For People to use water as a catalyst for change by helping people in the developing world address their own basic water and sanitation needs.

Dust off those bowling shoes and practice your form because we need to bring clean water to developing countries!

Thanks,

Brinlee Finzel, King County Subsesction & Shantel Shepard, South Sound Subsection