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Here are just some of the many benefits of partnering with Franklin Lanes for a FUNdraiser…
Broad Appeal: Franklin Lanes offers a fun and inclusive environment suitable for all ages and abilities, making the fundraiser appealing to a wide audience. We have been a staple in the Evansville community since 1942.
Cost-Effectiveness: Franklin Lanes provides group rates and package deals, ensuring that a significant portion of the funds raised can be channeled directly to the cause. Selling a bowling package is much easier than selling candy.
Weather-Proof Venue: As an indoor facility, Franklin Lanes guarantees that the fundraiser will proceed smoothly, regardless of weather conditions.
Engaging and Fun Activity: Bowling at Franklin Lanes is an entertaining way to engage participants, potentially increasing the funds raised due to its enjoyable nature.
Easy Event Organization: Franklin Lanes’ experience in hosting events, along with the amenities provided by the 11th Frame Bar & Grill, simplifies the planning and execution of the fundraiser. We can couple a food and beverage package into your offering.
Local Business Sponsorship Opportunities: Local businesses can sponsor lanes or teams at Franklin Lanes, offering additional fundraising channels and community engagement.
Standout Fundraising Platform: Hosting a fundraiser at Franklin Lanes, especially with the addition of the 11th Frame Bar & Grill, offers a unique and appealing alternative to traditional fundraising events.
Tremendous Value for Contributors and Organization: Organizing a fundraiser at Franklin Lanes is not only an innovative way to raise money but also provides tremendous value both for the organization and the contributors, thanks to the combination of enjoyable bowling, excellent dining at the 11th Frame Bar & Grill, and a lively, community-focused atmosphere.
Want to learn more? Call Darrell at 812-423-6204 or email us at GoBowling@FranklinLanes.net and let’s go rolling on your fundraising objectives.
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