Meet Grace just one of many pediatric clients at AIM /Elena Winger
Join the party and give back to Children with disabilities /Elena Winger
Grace is just one of many pediatric clients that Alternatives in Motion helps every year. Grace's lives right here in West Michigan and her family was in need of a new pediatric stroller to help with her Cerebral Palsy. Did we mention that we donated the stroller to Grace for free, that's right!
By attending our First Annual-Fowling to Keep Em Rolling fundraiser your gift will provide vital mobility equipment for children from 18 months to 18 years.
The gift of freedom and independence for children allows them quality to life to explore places on their own to experience freedom to do things they could not with the mobility equipment. Your gift by team, individual or sponsorship will support hundreds of children in need of vital mobility equipment from strollers like Grace's to pediatric walkers and power wheelchairs.
What is Fowling?
Fowling is best described as knocking down your opponent’s bowling pins with a football before they knock down your teams ! Sounds like tons of fun... it is and you can register your team, individual or sponsorship super-fast online. Sponsorship start at just $150.00 and includes 3 tickets, food, chance to fundraise, mention in emails, social media, and recognition at event and on materials.
So come on out bring your colleagues, family and friends to bowl with you! As an individual you can donate $20.00 for fun/food and raffles and/or continue to raise money for the kids and get swag!
Registration is from 5-5:30
Fowling fun starts at 5:30-?
Fowling Warehouse
6797 Cascade Rd SE Grand Rapids, MI
Call and ask for Coleen at 616-493-2620 to find out how you can help kids like Grace have freedom and independence through access to mobility equipment. If you know someone in need of mobility equipment have them start on the road to freedom and indepedence on our website.
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