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  • Join us for the 3rd annual Bigs for Kids Pickleball Tournament, an event held by the Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati's Young Professionals board. Enjoy a day of pickleball 🏓, drinks 🍺, food 🍕, raffles, and additional games with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Cincinnati supporters. All funds raised at this event will go directly back to our mission of providing professional 1-to-1 mentoring to over 900+ children annually in the Greater Cincinnati region.

    When - Thursday, June 11th
    -->Check in begins at 3pm
    --> Event opening and tournament instructions at 3:30pm
    --> Games begin at 4pm
    --> Finals set to end by 7pm
    Where - The Pickle Lodge (Lunken Landing)

    $150 Team Entry Fee Includes -
    -A team of (2) participants 
    -Each participant will receive (2) complimentary beverage tickets (alcoholic or non alcoholic) at the tournament site bar/restaurant 
    -Each participant will receive (1) tournament exclusive T – shirt 
    -Catered food for all participants 

    Interested in sponsoring this event? Learn more about the marketing opportunities and results of your sponsorship by emailing Amanda Emmons Shumate - emmonsshumate@bigsforkids.org
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    Team Entry Fee Includes - -A team of (2) participants -Each participant will receive (2) complimentary beverage tickets (alcoholic or non alcoholic) at the tournament site bar/restaurant -Each participant will receive (1) tournament exclusive T – shirt -Catered food for all participants

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We create life-changing friendships by matching adult mentors with  at-risk Tri-State children in need of positive role models.  We partner with parents and guardians, volunteers and others in the community, and hold ourselves accountable for each child in our program. Statistics show these Little Brothers and Sisters have higher aspirations, greater confidence, do better in school and avoid risky behaviors.