KMBC Cares Bowling for Operation Breakthrough Toilet Paper
The charity fundraiser helped provide funds for the charity and toilet paper to the families sponsored by the program
The charity fundraiser helped provide funds for the charity and toilet paper to the families sponsored by the program
The charity fundraiser helped provide funds for the charity and toilet paper to the families sponsored by the program
People in Kansas City spent their evenings having fun for a good cause.
An evening of bowling for charity.
It was part of a tournament fundraiser Operation Breakthrough, which provides a safe, educational environment for children in poverty.
People could bowl individually or as a team at ward parkway lanes.
Volunteers also collected toilet paper for families that operation breakthrough serves.
"You cannot buy toilet paper with food stamps. They can't buy toilet paper with food stamps," Director of marketing and events Lee Duckett said.
Operation Breakthrough serves more than 700 children - from infants to 18-year-olds - in the Kansas City area.