When you’re a local business, the idea of a local charity doing good word can be extremely compelling. Web Daytona is exciting to be making the following announcement:
Starting this summer, we are officially challenging local Flagler and Volusia County companies to a battle for charity.
The game of choice? The Great 2018 Cornhole Challenge.
A Cornhole Challenge For Charity
Web Daytona has thrown down the gauntlet, officially challenging local businesses to a series of summer cornhole matches, all in the name of charity.
But what, you might as, is our motivation for this challenge?
“We’re a company that really values physical health,” said CEO, Gary Vela. “We’ve had an office pushup challenge going for a while, now, and we’ve also run a few marathons such as The Daytona 5K and Fun Walk at the Rolex 24 and the Halifax Riverfest 5k, in collaboration with Journey Fitness Center. We value good health, so naturally, we’re excited to get other companies involved in something physical and fun. But more important than any of that is the charity we’ve chosen to support with this.”
Behind the fun of a day at the beach tossing bean bags, there’s a goal that’s close to our heart: Volusia County charity, Food Brings Hope. Over the following months, we will be collecting proceeds from each game to donate at the end of the season. Competing companies may donate to charities of their choice, so long as it stays within the spirit of the competition.
“When I first read about Forough Hosseini’s (Food Brings Hope Founder) work, it touched me deeply. We’ve been looking for an opportunity to help them in their mission to bring nourishing meals and sports and academic promotions to schools in Volusia and Flagler, because we support what they do. This is a fantastic charity, and we just want to give back.”
If you are interested in joining in on the challenge, contact Web Daytona Communications Director, Duncan Reyneke, at duncan@webdaytona.com.
Or, if you’re a high-profile Daytona business, expect an invite from them, any day now!