Reminder to mark your calendars for this Autism Society of Indiana benefit event! This is a great event for the whole family and a fundraiser for ASI. Come out and show your support.
If you are thinking bowling alley, think again. It is the coolest, most family-oriented place I have seen in a long time. Lots of fun things to do, non-violent family-friendly video games, rock climbing walls, nice restaurant, bowling- all smoke-free, new and beautiful! I highly recommend this event. Your kids will love this place. Look at the website (listed below) if you haven't seen it before. It will give you an idea of how neat it really is.
For complete event details, go to www.bowloverautism.com
Who: Matthew Mays (professional bowler- see below)
What: Bowl Over Autism
When: 10 am March 25th, 2006 to 10am March 26th, 2006
Why: To raise awareness of Autism and to raise money for ASI (Autism Society of Indiana www.autismindiana.org )
Where: PinHeads Bowling Center, Fishers, IN (www.bowlatpinheads.com)
How: Sheer determination, will, caring spirit and razzing from friends is the only way he's going to be able to get through it!!! :-)
Directions to PinHeads Bowling Center...
Take I-69 North toward Fishers,
Exit onto State Road 37 North,
Turn Left onto 131st Street,
Turn Left on Britton Park Road
PINHEADS is on your Right, between 131st and 141st Street; look for a fenced in addition that resembles a tennis court.
Only 3 Vendor tables are available for this event. The rest have been sold. If you are interested, contact alison@omalleytherapysolutions.com. They are $75 each.
Mr. Mays wants to bowl for 24 hours straight, with a few small breaks, to raise awareness and money for Autism Society of Indiana. PinHeads Bowling Center in Fishers, Indiana has stepped up and volunteered to donate all of Matthew’s lane time, bowling, and will keep the bowling center open for 24 hours from March 25th – 26th, 2006 for the event, “Bowl Over Autism”, as well as donating a portion from each game bowled in the rest of the center during that 24 hour period to “Bowl Over Autism”.
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