Go Bowling In Your Pajamas! Raise Money For Foster Kids! Win A New Beautyrest Mattress!
The Pajama Bowl is a charity event hosted by the Sleep Country Foster Kids Program to raise money and awareness for local foster kids. Teams of five participants raise money and have fun bowling in their pajamas to benefit local non-profit foster organizations. 100% of the donations are used to provide foster kids with important necessities and resources such as clothing, tutoring, summer camps, and counseling.
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History of the Event - Over $250,000 Raised for Local Foster Children |
Sleep Country USA developed its foster kids program in 2005 to help meet the essential needs of the 26,000 foster children in the Northwest. Sleep Country also wanted to create a fundraising event that local families could participate in and would help our foster child non-profits provide the little extras like re-uniting with a sibling at camp, the opportunity to participate in team sports, or even learn a musical instrument. In 2006 we launched the first Sleep Country Foster Kids Pajama Bowl with one location in Washington drawing more than 300 participants and raising over $40,000. Now completing our 4th year we have grown to 2 locations in Washington and 2 location in Oregon, and to date have raised more than a quarter million dollars for local foster children. We truly appreciate the continued support from all our bowlers and sponsors. Stay tuned for 2010 event details.
The Ticket to Dream Foundation™is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and operates as Sleep Country Foster Kids. The Ticket to Dream Foundation provides a combination of in-kind and monetary contributions to non-profit organizations whose charitable purpose is to support worthy charitable causes and charities, with particular emphasis on charities related to children in need.
Click here to visit Sleep Country USA's official website.
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Our Recipient Non-Profit Foster Kids Organizations: |
Click here to view Washington non-profit foster agencies and their plans for the donations they receive.
Click here to view Oregon non-profit foster agencies and their plans for the donations they receive. |
