As part of the launch for its annual play for kids’ sake fundraiser, the local chapter of big brothers big sisters is introductory another way to give.
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Big Brothers Big Sisters of Oxford County is working with Retail Partners throughout the Region on a New Point-Sale Campaign That Will Offer Customers the Option of Rounding Up Their Purchases to the Nearest Dollar in Support of the Agency’s Mentorship Programs. Additionally, participating retailers will be selling big brothers big sisters-branded decals throughout the month as the effort.
Of Race, the hand fundraiser for the month is play for kids’ sake, which is embracing a “tv takeover” theme for its 2025 Edition. The First Events Begins Thursday, Feb. 6, While Other Sessions Are Schededuled Over the Following Two Weeks. Participating Team Members Are Being Encoured to Dress Up as Their Favourite Tv Show or Cartoon Characters, TV Hosts or Gameshow Personalities While Bowling or Trying to Beat by On An Indoor Golf Simulation.
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Participants at these TV Takeover Events in Ingersoll, Tillsonburg and Woodstock will also have the opportunity to win a fewes for reaching fundraising milestones. A Full Schedule of the Events at Ingersoll Lanes, C&D Lanes, Fore Oxford and Indo Golf Simulation in Tillsonburg can be found online at oxford.bigbrhersbigsists.ca/event/pfks2025/.
“Play for kids’ Sake is not only a Fantastic Way for the Community to have fun it is important fundraiser that helps US continues Providing Life-Changing Mentorship for Young People in Oxford County,” Said Kristen Ralph, The Agency’s Executive Director, in A Media Release. “We Grateful for Everyone who Signs Up, Donates, OR supports Through Our Point-OF-Sale Campaign.”
Even If Unable to Directly Participate in The Fundraisers, Oxford Resident can direct Big Brothers Big Sisters by Making An Online Donation at oxford.bigbrhersbigsists.ca/event/pfks2025/.
Businesses interested in receiving more information or participating in the new point-of-sale campaign are invited to call or email nicole killiare at 519.485.1801 or [email protected].
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