Great pairing of a charity event and ticket sale for the Reading Royals and their annual Hockey Fights Cancer Night.
The Reading Royals and Keystone State Cornhole, in collaboration with Rally for Ryder, will host a week-long event to fight childhood cancer starting Monday, Nov. 15. All proceeds from the week will benefit Laney’s Legacy of Hope and the One Wish Foundation.
“This is a great way to help give back to the community that has given us so much,” Royals general manager David Farrar said. “We’re excited to work with both Keystone State Cornhole and Rally for Ryder to help combat childhood cancer and how it affects families.”
At any Keystone Cornhole event that week, every dollar someone spends will be put back into both charities. It all culminates with a “bring your own partner” cornhole tournament at Santander Arena before the Royals’ matchup against the Newfoundland Growlers on Saturday, Nov. 20.
The Store at Gameops.com also has The World’s Largest Cornhole game, which would be a great way to connect the charity event to the in-game presentation.
World’s Largest Corn Hole is Corn Hole made to see from the blimp. Massive 12 foot by 6 foot target give contestant a big target for their scaled 20 inch square vinyl bean bags. Your sponsors will love the huge full-color imprinted banner target.
The Royals and Keystone State Cornhole, with #RallyforRyder, will host a week-long event to fight childhood cancer. All proceeds will benefit @LaneyLegacyHope & @One_WishFDN
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Want to come to our Hockey Fights Cancer game? -> https://t.co/mwcPEIdZyV pic.twitter.com/pdI4BCv8mu— Reading Royals (@ReadingRoyals) September 30, 2021
