Studies show that over 13 percent of US households were food insecure at some point during 2023, due to a lack of financial resources. Bowling For Turkeys is committed to reducing this number. Through sponsorships, donations, and ticket sales, we aim to expand our reach and make a greater impact in the fight against hunger.
The idea for Bowling For Turkeys was created by Loren Braxton as a way to give back to the community (Detroit Metro Area) on his birthday by combining two of his passions--helping those in need and bowling. Through the years, the event has raised significant funds, all of which have gone directly to local food banks, shelters and families in need.
We plan to continue this tradition and grow the event to assist even more people this year and beyond. Since its founding in November 2015, Bowling For Turkeys has expanded each year, thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, supporters, and the dedication of volunteers. Though we were temporarily paused, initially due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are excited to relaunch in 2024, here in Arizona. With continued community engagement, drive and determination, we are confident in our ability to expand the event’s scale and impact.
If you are interested on becoming a 2024 Community Partner or Sponsorship opportunities, please message us at [email protected]
The idea for Bowling For Turkeys was created by Loren Braxton as a way to give back to the community (Detroit Metro Area) on his birthday by combining two of his passions--helping those in need and bowling. Through the years, the event has raised significant funds, all of which have gone directly to local food banks, shelters and families in need.
We plan to continue this tradition and grow the event to assist even more people this year and beyond. Since its founding in November 2015, Bowling For Turkeys has expanded each year, thanks to the generosity of our sponsors, supporters, and the dedication of volunteers. Though we were temporarily paused, initially due to the COVID-19 pandemic, we are excited to relaunch in 2024, here in Arizona. With continued community engagement, drive and determination, we are confident in our ability to expand the event’s scale and impact.
If you are interested on becoming a 2024 Community Partner or Sponsorship opportunities, please message us at [email protected]
2024 Community Partner
United Food Bank, founded in 1983, began as a nonprofit joint venture to distribute food to organizations in the East Valley. Initially assisting 28 partners, the Food Bank now serves over 120 agencies across 19,608 square miles, including rural areas in Gila, Pinal, and parts of Apache and Navajo Counties. They continue their mission to provide food to families, children, and seniors in need.
Previous Sponsors
Previous Community Partners
Alternatives For Girls (AFG) is a Detroit-based 501(c)3 nonprofit serving homeless and high-risk girls and young women. Since 1987, AFG has provided critical services to the girls and young women we serve, including safe shelter, street outreach and educational support, vocational guidance, mentoring, prevention activities, and counseling. The goal is to empower the girls and young women we serve to make positive choices. 903 W. Grand Blvd. Detroit, MI 48208
Alternatives For Girls (AFG) is a Detroit-based 501(c)3 nonprofit serving homeless and high-risk girls and young women. Since 1987, AFG has provided critical services to the girls and young women we serve, including safe shelter, street outreach and educational support, vocational guidance, mentoring, prevention activities, and counseling. The goal is to empower the girls and young women we serve to make positive choices. 903 W. Grand Blvd. Detroit, MI 48208
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