It’s Official, Bingo will be back on March 4th

ByDan Fuller

After two years, we will be restarting Bingo on Friday, March 4th. Our Council has been without our primary revenue generater for all of this time. In order to continue to support all of the charitable activites that rely on us, we will need your help to make this Bingo successful.

If you have worked Bingo before, we need your help again one Friday each month. If you have not worked bingo before, please consider helping our council by joining the Bingo Team once a month.

Please contact Past Grand Knight Gerry Kaufohold at: mailto:gkaufhold@optonline.net and arrange your Bingo Schedule. Don’t worry if you don’t know what to do. It’s easy and we can show you.

We also have a new Bingo website that will be launched before we start on the 4th.

6100bingo.org

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