Bowl-O-Ween: Supporting MGMC Scholarships

Grab your bowling team, put on your best costume, and join the Michael G. Meyers Committee (MGMC) for the Bowl-O-Ween Bash on Friday, October 30, at Emerald Bowl! Enjoy a fun-filled evening of bowling, costumes, and friendly competition while supporting a great cause. A portion of the event proceeds will benefit the MGMC Scholarship Fund, which helps Houston-area high school students pursue their dreams of becoming future architects.
Compete for top honors, including:
Highest Scoring Team
Top Female Bowler
Top Male Bowler
Best Individual Costume
Best Team Costume
TEAM OR INDIVIDUAL REGISTRATION
The deadline to register is Friday, October 27.
Bowling Team – $600 ($500 through September)
Team of five, two pizzas, two beer pitchers, and drinks.
Up to three games of bowling.
Individual Ticket – $200
Placed on a team of five (5), pizza, beer, and drinks.
Up to three games of bowling.
Add-on – $200
Ten premium drink tickets.
SPONSOR OPPORTUNITIES – Available until October 27.
Sponsorship purchases are tax-deductible as charitable contributions.
Witch’s Brew Beverage Sponsor $1,000
Sponsorship recognition at event and MGMC award ceremony, event signage.
One team of five (5) and benefits.
Fright Feet Shoe Sponsor $1,000
Sponsorship recognition at event and MGMC award ceremony, event signage.
One team of five (5) and benefits.
Spooky Style Showdown Sponsor $1,000
Sponsorship recognition at event and MGMC award ceremony, event signage.
One team of five (5) and benefits.
Ghost Pin Sponsor $1,000
Sponsorship recognition at event and MGMC award ceremony, event signage.
One team of five (5) and benefits.
ABOUT MGMC
Michael G. Meyers Design & Scholarship Competition (MGMC) is an annual event sponsored by Architecture Center Houston Foundation and AIA Houston. This is an ideas competition for high school students that emphasizes creative problem-solving. Students participate in a series of events led by architects, such as learning basic architectural drawing skills and understanding clients’ needs. Winning students receive scholarships to a university or college of their choice. The program has awarded over $250,000.00 in scholarships over the years. Many of the past participants have returned to support the program after graduating from college with architecture degrees.
Contact Jennifer Ward, jennifer@aiahouston.org, with any questions.