Manitowoc/Sheboygan WI (January 5, 2026) – Big Brothers Big Sisters WI Shoreline will host its 43^rd annual Bowl for Kids’ Sake Feb. 6-7 at Odyssey Fun Center in Sheboygan Falls and Feb. 27-28 at Meadow Lanes North in Manitowoc. Online registration is now open for teams to sign up for their preferred date and time.
 
This year’s theme is Game On!  Attendees are encouraged to create costumes to celebrate their favorite sports, board and video games, or childhood memories. Team jerseys, Clue, Sesame Street, Pokémon, Mario Brothers…the possibilities are endless! Prizes will be awarded for best costumes, most funds raised, and more. King pins decorated by Kohler and Manitowoc Lincoln art students will be available for bids in a live auction.
 
The event is sponsored by Van Horn Automotive Group and media partner Seehafer Broadcasting, and every dollar raised will support life-changing youth mentoring programs in our community. It takes approximately $2,500 to support one “Big” and “Little” match for a year, so every contribution counts.
 
Ask your friends and coworkers to form a team and join us in the fun. Register a team or donate to the cause at https://www.bbbswishoreline.org/bowl26. For more information, contact the BBBS office at (920) 458-0111.
 
Event Details:

• When: February 6-7 Odyssey Fun Center in Sheboygan Falls; February 27-28, Meadow Lanes North, Manitowoc
• What to Wear: Childhood toy and game costumes, sports apparel
• Why Participate: Support youth mentoring programs in Sheboygan and Manitowoc counties

 
About Big Brothers Big Sisters WI Shoreline 
Big Brothers Big Sisters WI Shoreline helps children realize their potential and build their futures through evidence-based mentoring programs that match trusted volunteer mentors with children who need additional support and guidance. 
 
Through the careful pairing of an adult with a child, BBBS can combine the abilities of the mentor with the needs of the child to produce safe, goal-oriented, friendships. Agency professionals work with each relationship to ensure the interaction leads to more self-confident and self-reliant young people. 
 
For more information about BBBSWIS, click here.