Bowlers raise $20k for Prevail

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Hamilton County Prosecutor Lee Buckingham, center, with Noblesville Planning Director Christy Langley, left, and Economic Development Director Judi Johnson. (Photo by Robert Herrington)
Hamilton County Prosecutor Lee Buckingham, center, with Noblesville Planning Director Christy Langley, left, and Economic Development Director Judi Johnson. (Photo by Robert Herrington)

The community gathered to raise funds for Prevail, Inc, a not-for-profit victim’s awareness and support program based in Hamilton County, at the 13th Annual Bowl-A-Thon Challenge. The city employees once again won bragging rights over the county employees as they knocked down 22,828 pins versus the county’s 20,823.

“For 13 years our community has rallied together and helped make this event our second largest fundraiser,” Prevail’s Event Coordinator Natasha Robinson said. “This event is by fair one of the most spirited I have ever been involved in, everyone has so much fun!”

The event raised more than $20,000 thanks to the efforts of the 160 bowlers that participated. Charlie Jones led the event by bringing in more than $2,600 in sponsorships and Michelle Sloderbeck came in second with more than $1,600. In third place, Ralph Watson was able to raise $1,100. Meijer in Noblesville donated $1,000 toward prizes for the top individual fundraisers, and Subway on 10th Street in Noblesville donated food for all of the participants.

Founded in 1986, Prevail serves as an advocacy for crime victims by promoting community awareness through educational prevention programs and collaborative community partnerships. Programs and services are offered without discrimination against age, race, gender, creed, ethnicity, color, marital status, religion, national origin, sexual orientation or disability and are confidential, personalized and free-of-charge. For more information, visit www.prevailinc.com or contact Michelle Corrao at 773-6942 or [email protected].


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Bowlers raise $20k for Prevail

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Editor,

Charlie Jones
Charlie Jones

The community gathered to raise funds for Prevail, Inc, a not-for-profit victim’s awareness and support program based in Hamilton County, at the 13th Annual Bowl-A-Thon Challenge. The city employees once again won bragging rights over the county employees as they knocked down 22,828 pins versus the county’s 20,823.

For 13 years our community has rallied together and helped make this event our second largest fundraiser. This event is by fair one of the most spirited I have ever been involved in, everyone has so much fun!

The event raised more than $20,000 thanks to the efforts of the 160 bowlers that participated.

Charlie Jones led the event by bringing in more than $2,600 in sponsorships and Michelle Sloderbeck came in second with more than $1,600. In third place, Ralph Watson was able to raise $1,100. Meijer in Noblesville donated $1,000 toward prizes for the top individual fundraisers, and Subway on 10th Street in Noblesville donated food for all of the participants.

 

Natasha Robinson, Prevail’s Event Coordinator


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Bowlers raise $20k for Prevail

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Charlie Jones
Charlie Jones

The community gathered to raise funds for Prevail, Inc, a not-for-profit victim’s awareness and support program based in Hamilton County, at the 13th Annual Bowl-A-Thon Challenge. The city employees once again won bragging rights over the county employees as they knocked down 22,828 pins versus the county’s 20,823.For 13 years our community has rallied together and helped make this event our second largest fundraiser. This event is by fair one of the most spirited I have ever been involved in, everyone has so much fun!

The event raised more than $20,000 thanks to the efforts of the 160 bowlers that participated.

Charlie Jones led the event by bringing in more than $2,600 in sponsorships and Michelle Sloderbeck came in second with more than $1,600. In third place, Ralph Watson was able to raise $1,100. Meijer in Noblesville donated $1,000 toward prizes for the top individual fundraisers, and Subway on 10th Street in Noblesville donated food for all of the participants.

 

Natasha Robinson, Prevail’s Event Coordinator


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