Scott's Fundraiser for Spinal Injury Recover with the STEVE EWING BAND!

Join in on the fun for a good cause on Saturday, August 26th! Bingo, raffle baskets, silent auction, 50/50's, DJ Spin'em & ending the night with the Steve Ewing Band!! All details are below, including Scott's story. Thank you for considering joining us to help support Scott!

BINGO

Bingo starts at 1 pm and will consist of 8 rounds. One book of 16 will be $25, each sheet contains two (2) bingo cards. The option of buys additional sheets will be $2 each. Purchasing a book is not required to participate. Prizes awarded for each round winner!

BBQ BURGER/BRATS/HOT DOG PLATES

Starting at noon, there will be BBQ plates available for purchase for $12. Choice of a hamburger, a brat and hot dog, or two hot dogs and choice of two sides: cole slaw, potato salad, baked beans, or salad.

RAFFLE BASKETS & SILENT AUCTION

There will be raffle baskets and silent auction items ranging from many different items, including gift certificates, meat packages, liquor, etc. To stay updated on as they are added, please visit the event's Facebook page by clicking here. Raffle baskets will be drawn at 7pm, and the silent auction will go until 9pm. Raffle tickets will be sold 1 for $1, 6 for $5, and fingertip to fingertip for $20. You do not need to be present at the time of the drawing to win.

50/50 RAFFLES

We will be having two 50/50 raffles going on throughout the day. The afternoon drawing will be at 5pm, and the evening drawing will be around 10:30pm during a break in the band. Raffle tickets will be sold 1 for $1, 6 for $5, and fingertip to fingertip for $20. Must be present at the time of the drawing to win.

LIVE MUSIC: THE STEVE EWING BAND

Capping the night off, we'll have live music by the Steve Ewing Band starting at 9pm. There will be a $5 door cover charge starting at 8pm. 

SCOTT'S STORY

In November of 2022, Scott suffered a severe spinal cord injury. When he was picked up by ambulance, little did he know that was the last time he was going to see the inside of his apartment. Scott had to have surgery on his spine to help correct this issue before it progressed any worse. Waking up from the surgery, Scott found himself temporarily paralyzed from the chest down. Upon beginning the lond road of physical therapy to regain the strength and mobility back in his lower body, he then ran into more issues and more pain, and is now awaiting a MRI and possibly another surgery. Scott lost his apartment, his mobility and freedom, and is unable to work due to his injuries. Scott is under great care with the VA Spinal Cord Injury Center, but is there until further notice still to this day. Scott is a veteran and worked at the VA transporting other veterans to/from the VA Hospital in their time of need post-service. Please help us support him in his time of need, for someone that gave so much for us and our freedom.