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ReThink + ReUse Center "It's How We Roll" Fun Raiser -- Bowling Night -- October 16, 2014

As many of my readers may be aware, I am the Chair of the ReThink + ReUse Center, a non-for-profit educational and environmental Center in Miami educating children into rethinking reuseable materials for learning through play. The ReThink and ReUse Center’s Quality Play is Learning Program provides a series of educational and participatory workshops based on the philosophies of Reggio Emilia and Harvard's Project Zero Visible Thinking. The Children’s Trust is the major funder of this program, but the Center is required to continually fundraise for the balance its annual budget.

 


The Center is having a fun event you are invited to--the ReThink + Reuse Center’s “It’s How We Roll” bowling event on October 16, 2014 at Splitsville Luxury Lanes from 18:00 to 21:30 hours. My firm, Comcast and Waste Management are major sponsors for this event, but we could use a few more sponsors. If you are interested in sponsoring the event, please let me know by reaching me at mov@chaloslaw.com. Otherwise if you prefer to bowl, above is the handout for the event.  Or, you can sign up by following the link here => ReThink + ReUse Bowling Event.
 
This is an excellent networking event, as several organizations have put forth teams. Make it competition in your own organization to see who can create the biggest teams. There will be unique prizes given and you will have fun while supporting a great cause.

Join us for this event to show that you and your company support our local charities!

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