Horizons' Young Professionals Network's 8th Annual Cornhole Tournament

Join the Horizons Young Professionals Network at The Glass House for a fun and friendly tournament in support of children and families experiencing homelessness!

Whether you call it bean bag toss, tailgate toss, or cornhole, come test out your aim on Tuesday, June 16, 2026, starting at 6:00 PM. Enjoy a night of fun competition with friends, co-workers, and other young professionals. The winner of the tournament will take home two tickets to a Red Sox game!

So mark your calendars, and don't miss out on this fantastic opportunity to kick off the summer, win prizes, and show off your cornhole skills with the Horizons Young Professionals Network!

Buy your tickets by Monday, June 8 to be entered into a raffle for four tickets to a Celtics pre-season game!

Ticket Options

• $30 General Admission (includes 1 drink ticket and appetizers)
• $40 General Admission + Cornhole Tournament (includes 1 playing spot, 1 drink ticket, and appetizers)
• $70 Team Package (includes 2 playing spots, 2 drink tickets, and appetizers)

If you are interested in sponsoring this event, please reach out to Alyssa Ackbar ([email protected]).

WHY SUPPORT HORIZONS?

Your generosity enables Horizons for Homeless Children to continue to alleviate the trauma and stress of homelessness for both children and their families by providing high-quality early education, vital opportunities for play, and comprehensive family support services. Together, we can help strengthen families and build brighter futures.

WHAT IS THE YOUNG PROFESSIONALS NETWORK?

The Horizons' Young Professionals Network is a diverse group of leaders dedicated to making a difference in their local communities through fundraising, advocating, and relationship-building. The Network's goal is to increase awareness and create opportunities to help children and families who are supported by Horizons.

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