Join us at the Fall Charity Cornhole Tournament sponsored and hosted by Moon Lake Electric, Strata Networks, and Uintah Basin Healthcare. This fall, we’re bringing together friends, families, and local businesses for an exciting day of friendly competition, all for a great cause. Whether you’re a seasoned pro or a first-time player, our Fall Charity Cornhole Tournament welcomes everyone to participate.
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Toss for a Cause
Friday, October 18th
4:00 pm to 9:00 pm, Check-in at 3:30 pm
Central Park (25 N State St, Roosevelt, UT 84066)
Double-elimination tournament
Divisions: Beginner/Intermediate (32 teams) | Advanced (32 teams)
$100 per team
Each team will receive a bag and dinner.
Sponsorship Levels
Gold
$500
- Includes signage at the event and in communication to players
- Social media recognition
- Digital signage
- Shoutout/mention during the event
- One complimentary team
- Opportunity to have a booth at the event
Silver
$300
- Includes signage at the event and in communication to players
- Social media recognition
- Digital signage
- Shoutout/mention during the event
Bronze
$100
- Includes signage at the event and in communication to players
- Social media recognition
Meet Our Charity: Con Amore School
This year’s proceeds will be donated to the Con Amore School, located in Myton City. The school provides individualized education programs and resources to students with severe multiple disabilities and developmental delays.
The Con Amore School has been serving Duchesne County since 1977, supporting students with severe disabilities such as autism, cerebral palsy, communication impairments, rare genetic disorders, syndromes, students who are both blind and deaf, and more. They provide their students with special speech and language services and occupational, physical, and adaptive physical therapy. They are currently the only specifically designed facility within the Uintah Basin that specializes in and educates students with disabilities and developmental delays.
“The community has been very generous to support the students of Con Amore in the past with their time and donations to ensure that they have an equal opportunity to have the best education to meet their unique needs,” said Lola Stansfield, Con Amore School Principal. “It means a lot to our students and parents to be accepted in the community.”
