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INFORMATION BOOKLET CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT Summer Season EVENT INFORMATION BOOKLET CORNHOLE TOURNAMENT Summer Season • Join the Junior League of Arlington as we raise awareness for abuse prevention and attempt to set a Guinness World Record for the World’s Largest Cornhole Tournament! • We’ll kick things off at Division Brewing on Sunday, July 30. Our second event will be Saturday, August 26 at Legal Draft Beer Company. You’ll be able to taste local craft beers from two of DFW’s top breweries while spending time in revitalized downtown Arlington. • Teams of two will compete in a single-elimination, bracket style tournament. Prizes will be given for Top Finishers, Best Team Name, and Best Team Spirit. Feel free to participate in one or both events. We’re looking to crown the next Cornhole Champions! • Not interested in playing? Come cheer on your favorite team while enjoying food, drink, vendors, live music, and the kid zone! Children five and under are free. • Commemorative 16 oz. pint glasses are available for purchase and include pours from the breweries. All ticket sales, sponsorships, and proceeds will support abuse prevention and services in Tarrant County. Register today and join us for the JLA second annual Cornhole Tournament! JLArlington.org BACK TO SCHOOL KICKOFF Fall Season • The AISD Back to School Kickoff will help thousands of Arlington ISD students and their families receive the supplies and resources they need to be ready for the school year. • At the AISD Back to School Kickoff, which will be held on the west outdoor plaza and indoor platform of AT&T Stadium, pre-registered students will receive a backpack filled with school supplies appropriate to their grade level, as well as an opportunity to visit a variety of resource booths. Booths will include an immunization station, vision checks, eyeglasses fittings, and information on after-school care programs. Additionally, attendees can expect to see appearances by Rowdy, the Dallas Cowboys mascot, Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, and former Dallas Cowboys players. • To be eligible to attend the AISD Back to School Kickoff, AISD students must qualify for the free or reduced-price meal program. Parents are required to pre-register their students. Transportation is available for pre-registered attendees and should be requested via the online registration form. • Arlington community members and supporters may donate to the AISD Back to School Kickoff. A donation of $20 provides one student with a backpack and the supplies he or she needs for a full school year. • You are not required to consent to the disclosure of any or all of the information related to your children’s eligibility status; The information will be used to facilitate the enrollment of eligible children in this supply program; and Your decision will not affect your child’s eligibility for free and reduced-price meals or free milk. Register for our Back-to-School Kickoff today! JLArlington.org BACK TO SCHOOL KICKOFF Fall Season • El “Back-to-School Kickoff” es un evento que ayudará a miles de estudiantes del Distrito Escolar Independiente de Arlington y a sus familias a obtener los útiles escolares y otros servicios que necesitan para estar preparados para escuela. • En el “Back-to-School Kickoff”, que tendrá lugar desde las 8 de la mañana hasta el mediodía en el Estadio AT & T en la plaza al aire libre al oeste del edificio y en una plataforma en el interior del mismo, los estudiantes que sean registrados antes del evento recibirán una mochila llena de útiles escolares adecuados al grado que estén cursando, así como la oportunidad de visitar una gran variedad de puestos de recursos. • Entre los puestos disponibles estarán una estación de vacunación, exámenes de visión, ajuste de lentes, información sobre algunos programas para el cuidado de niños después de la escuela y mucho más. Además, los asistentes podrán ver la mascota, Rowdy, las Cheerleaders y algunos ex jugadores de los Dallas Cowboys. • Para ser elegible para asistir al “Back to School Kickoff”, los estudiantes de AISD deben calificar para el programa de comidas gratis y/o a precio reducido. Los padres deberán registrar a los estudiantes antes del evento. El transporte está disponible para los asistentes que se hayan registrado antes del evento y debe ser solicitado a través del formulario de inscripción en línea. Todo miembros de la comunidad de Arlington pueden donar al “Back to School Kickoff” del AISD. Una donación de $ 20 proporciona un estudiante con una mochila y los útiles escolares que él o ella necesitan en un año escolar. • Usted no está obligado a dar su consentimiento a la divulgación de cualquier o toda la información relacionada a la elegibilidad de sus hijos; la información se utilizará para facilitar la registración de los niños elegibles en este programa de suministro; y su decisión no afectará la elegibilidad de sus niños para recibir comidas gratis o a precio reducido o leche gratis Register for our Back-to-School Kickoff today! JLArlington.org PLATES FOR A PURPOSE Winter Season • Join the Junior League of Arlington as we celebrate 35 years of service to our community with Plates for a Purpose. • Cocktail and social hour will begin promptly at 11 a.m. Grab a signature cocktail while perusing our exciting silent auction offerings. • Buffet lunch and program will follow. • All funds raised will benefit abuse prevention programs right here in our community. PRICING: $35/Individual $350/Table of 10 Order tickets today and join us for the JLA Plates for a Purpose event! JLArlington.org LITTLE BLACK DRESS INITIATIVE Winter Season • The Junior League of Arlington will host the Little Black Dress Initiative Nov. 14 — 18 to raise awareness about its new community impact on abuse prevention. (Update date) • The LBDI was launched by the Junior League of London in February of 2014. JLA will join 20 other Junior Leagues around the country who have participated in the campaign. The organization will be the first Junior League in North Texas to participate. LBDI is a week- long, social media-driven fundraising campaign that focuses on the iconic little black dress. Participants wear the same black dress for five consecutive days. They are encouraged to harness the power of social media to drive financial support and educate the community about the financial issues women face when they leave abusive situations. These problems can impact basic necessities like suitable work attire. • According to SafeHaven, Tarrant County’s domestic violence shelter, one in three women will face domestic violence in her lifetime. This number is one that JLA hopes to reduce so that no women have to find out what it means to live in a home where they’re facing domestic violence. Last year alone, almost 195,000 cases of family violence were reported in Texas. It is only together that we can help these women and families. Commit today to participate in our Little Black Dress Initiative! JLArlington.org GLASS SLIPPER BOUTIQUE Spring Season • JLA hosts the Glass Slipper Boutique each year to make prom affordable for area high school girls. The Boutique allows selected high school girls to borrow dresses, accessories, and shoes (free of charge) to wear to their prom. • JLA members and the Arlington Community support this program through their donations. Participating girls will select from nearly 1,000 dresses in all sizes and styles. • For more information on how you can help with this worthy cause please contact glass. [email protected] or [email protected] (they should pick one email) Please bring your school ID to the event! Register today to participate in our Glass Slipper Boutique! JLArlington.org TEE IT UP FOR CHARITY Spring Season • The Junior League of Arlington holds an annual golf tournament each year to support the Arlington community through funding, volunteer hours, education, and free meeting space at our Center for Community Service building. • Money raised through Tee It Up for Charity provides the necessary funding for us to support nonprofit organizations in our community. • For additional information about this Junior League of Arlington sponsored event, please email us at [email protected]. Register today to participate in our Tee It Up for Charity Event! JLArlington.org.
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