40 Bowling Lanes of HOPE for Kids of Widows and Widowers!

PHOENIX - March 15, 2016 - PRLog -- Pins of Hope for Kids of Widows and Widowers is a bowling fundraiser that will take place on Saturday, April 9, 2016 at Brunswick Zone in Glendale, Arizona to raise funds for Acts of Simple Kindness, Inc., a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that provides financial grants to kids of widows and widowers, through the age of 18, so they can pursue programs in education, sports, music and the arts.

Important details about the Pins of Hope for Kids of Widows and Widowers FUNdraiser:

Bowling

Children (anyone under the age of 18) are $15 per person, and adults (anyone over age 18) are $30 per person.  Each person will receive shoe rental, soda, 2 games of bowling and each lane will share a pepperoni pizza.

This is a kid-friendly and family-friendly event so please, bring your children!  We can also put up the lane bumpers!

50-50 Raffle

Pins of Hope 2016 will feature a 50-50 raffle, with the "pot" being split evenly between the winner and Acts of Simple Kindness.

The Single Most Important Part of The Entire Event?

We want people to have FUN while raising funds to help Kids of Widows and Widowers!   Invite your family, friends, neighbors and co-workers and come have some FUN with us!

Why ASK?

Acts of Simple Kindness helps with the small things that make a BIG difference in the life of a grieving child. Some examples including providing grants for soccer or softball fees, a new pair of cleats or a new jersey, art class and supplies, dance fees, musical instrumental rental, piano lessons or tutoring to help improve grades.

A child's surviving parent might be struggling to keep the mortgage paid and food on the table - there may not be money for the 'extras.' But when a child is grieving such a monumental loss, if's often the little things that help bring them joy again. On a football field or while taking piano lessons, they aren't the child that lost a parent - they are just like every other kid scoring a touchdown or learning a new song. These experiences give them a period of time to just be a kid, allowing a break from their grief so they can start to find their way again.

Your support and participation in ASK events will help a child find some happiness and joy again. Your time, support and donations matter!

For more information, please visit our website at http://www.actsofsimplekindness.org