Recreation Clinics
CARE's Clinics provide an introduction to adaptive sports and recreation. Including adaptive bowling, karate kids, adaptive baseball, t-ball, and
other sports.
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Special Events
CARE KID FUNDRAISER
KIDS HELPING KIDS!!! The CARE Kid Fundraiser is an annualfamily event to raise money for CARE's community outreach services including
family support, disability awareness, therapeutic recreation and Safe Kids McKean. Past events have included Walk, Rock and Roll (walk-a-thon)
and Rock, Roll and Bowl (bowl-a-thon).
CARE 'fore' Children Annual Golf Tournament
Pine Acres Country Club hosts the CARE 'fore' Children Golf Four Person Scramble the first Sunday in August.
Each year the tournament raises close to $10,000 in sponsorships to support CARE's vital services and programs for children.
Please contact CARE for Children for a sponsorship form or Kirk Stauffer, PGA Pro, at Pine Acres to register your foursome.
Holiday Movie Celebration
Each December an anonymous donor sponsors the CARE for Children Holiday Movie Celebration.
Bradford's Main Street Movie House, Dipson Theatre along with local businesses help with the cost of popcorn, drinks, and favors for the holiday treat.
Each year over 225 CARE kids and family members attend this great event!
Kinzua Outdoors Fishing Tournament
The annual Kinzua Outdoors Fishing Tournament began in August of 2003. Each year Tom Means and his committee raise money from the
tournaments to sponsor CARE therapeutic recreation programs and purchase much needed equipment.
Let's Ride for Special Kids Dice Run
Charlie's Cycle Center in Limestone, NY partners with Byllye Lanes Bowling Center and area restaurants and bars to sponsor a dice run
to benefit services and programs for children with disabilities. CARE for Children is proud to be a recipient of this event.
This year's run will be held Saturday, August 25th, 2007 and there is also a drawing for a Suzuki C-50 bike to support the run.
For more information please contact CARE for Children or Charlie's Cycle Center.
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Volunteers