Youth/Adult Elite Youth Tour Event April 6

Pattern: 2023 PWBA Pinehurst Regional

Tournament Notes:

• We will calculate scholarships based on entries.
• There will be no monetary prize for the adult bowlers competing but they will be awarded EYT Merchandise and a H5G jersey (If they aren't on another staff) and their entry fee will be donated to the EYT.
• Divisions will be mixed! (u12 boys + girls, U15 boys + girls, U18boys + girls)
• Each team can consist of:1 adult/1 youth, any combination of gender
• Qualifying Format: Teams will bowl 10 baker games. (Bowlers will alternate frames, making up one game together.) 
• Finals: Eliminator 
• There will be no Junior Gold qualifier. 
• Please sign up as a TEAM.
• Pattern: TBD
• Dress code for adult is the same as youth dress code. See rules. 

EYT IMPACT: 12 Months of Giving:

Connections for Abused Women and their Children (CAWC)

Mission: Connections for Abused Women and their Children (CAWC) is committed to ending domestic violence. Using a self-help, empowerment approach, we provide a shelter for adults and children, counseling, advocacy, and a 24-hour hotline for people affected by domestic violence. We work for social change through education, service collaboration, and institutional advocacy.

Seeking these donations for the Shelter:

• Baby
• Diapers (especially sizes 4, 5, & 6)
• Pull ups (all sizes), Baby wipes. Training cups and baby bottles (no BPA)
• Umbrella strollers
• Art Supplies. Art and craft sets
• Art supplies (paint, brushes, etc.)
• Jewelry making kits and/or supplies
• Sewing kits and/or supplies
• Journals
• Clothing
• New clothing for women, teens, children, and babies
• Toddler clothing (2t-5t) is especially necessary as mothers tend to leave an abuser and enter our emergency shelter while their children are still young
• New clothing for teen boys
• Socks (women, teens, children, babies)
• Underwear (women, teens, children, babies)
• Sports bras (S, M, L, XL, 2XL, 3XL)
• Gift Cards: Gift cards in all denominations are used throughout the year to provide basic needs for clients. Gift cards give the clients back some control – something that is often denied in abusive relationship. They empower the clients to buy their own essentials.
• Gift cards for clothing stores, grocery stores, quick restaurants, laundromats, pharmacy, salon/barbershops, Visa/Mastercard
• Activity gift cards such as movie passes, art/children’s museums, sporting event tickets, or passes for other individual, family, or child activities
• Weekly bus passes
• Toiletries
• Body wash. Shampoo and conditioner
• Hand sanitizer/hand soap, Hand and body lotion
• Deodorant 
• Hair products (including ethnic hair care products)
• Laundry detergent
• Toothbrushes, toothpaste, and floss
• Hair Brushes
• Hair Dryers
• Curling Irons/Flat Irons
• Household Items
• Pillows, Blankets/Comforters
• Sheets (particularly twin sized), Towels and washcloths
• Cleaning supplies (brooms, dustpans, mops, etc)
• Can opener, Blender, Coffee makers, Kitchen knives, Irons
• Industrial Pots and Pans (for cooking bulk meals for shelter residents)
• Prepaid cellphones/phone service gift cards