The 2nd Annual Grown-Up Egg Hunt was a huge success. We couldn’t have asked for more perfect evening for this event supporting Kids on the Block. Crocker Law Firm would like to thank our event co-sponsor, Sublime Media Group, and everyone who came out to the 2nd Annual Grown-Up Egg Hunt.
Enjoy this recap video.
Special thanks to our media sponsor, WNKY Television.
Benefitting Kids on the Block
The Grown-Up Egg Hunt has a 21-and-up policy, but don’t let us fool you – it’s all about the non-profit Kids on the Block. Bowling Green is lucky to be able to claim South Central Kentucky Kids on the Block as our own. Part of an international organization, our local chapter stretches far beyond the borders of the Barren River Area. Annually, puppeteers perform roughly 340 times in over 18 counties across the state of Kentucky, tackling tough subjects that include bullying, abuse, divorce, and physical and mental challenges.
When the chance to support an organization with these values was presented to us, we were happy to jump on board. The inaugural Grown-Up Egg Hunt was hosted at the National Corvette Museum, and saw a ticket sell out with a waiting list of more than 100 people. The evening featured a silent auction that raised over $3500, food, drinks, dancing, and an indoor egg game.
As Kids on the Block looks to a new school year full of new challenges, continued support is always appreciated. To learn more about their mission and see a calendar of their upcoming events, visit the link listed below, or find them on Facebook.
South Central Kentucky Kids on the Block: http://www.kykob.org/
Here is a look at last year’s promo for the event.
