PICTURES: Ayo Charity Foundation Celebrates 5 Years of its Annual Bowling Fundraiser
It has been 5 years since Ayo Charity Foundation started its annual bowling fundraiser at the Hollywood Lucky Strike, Los Angeles and the turnout was amazing.
On Sunday, April 14th, Ayodeji Egbeyemi and loved ones gathered at the charming Hollywood Lucky Strike for a day of bowling. The event featured the auction of autographed jerseys from NBA players like Russell Westbrook and Jonathan Kuminga, a signed basketball from Austin Reaves, and a photograph signed by Stephen Curry.
The atmosphere was relaxed, with families and children enjoying rounds of bowling. Notable guests included former NBA player; Luc Mbah A Moute, legendary MLB coach; Mike Scioscia, ex-Toronto Raptors player; Christian Koloko, and former NBA Champion and Hall of Famer; Paul Pierce.
Proceeds from the fundraiser will support basketball clinics and tournaments organized by Ayo Charity Foundation in Lagos, Nigeria, with the highlight being the annual Elite 30 Camp held every August since 2018.
Founder of ACF, Ayodeji Egbeyemi, expressed his gratitude at the event, stating,
“I am touched by the annual turnout and the unwavering support from family and friends for this noble cause. We aim to continue this tradition, expand our impact, and assist more children in Africa. Every contribution is valuable, and we are thankful to all our supporters over the years.”
For updates on upcoming events in 2024, follow the conversation on Instagram Ayo Charity Foundation.
Big thanks to our sponsor Bowlero – Hollywood Lucky Strike.
Use the code “AYO” to get a 10% discount off all your events at Bowlero: Bowling Alley, Party Venue & Sports Bar. The offer is valid until 30th November 2024.
About Ayo Charity Foundation
Ayo Charity Foundation is a Nigerian Non-Governmental Organization that was created to provide life-changing opportunities for youth in Africa, through the game of basketball.
For partnerships and sponsorships, please contact info@ayocharityfoundation.com
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