Eagles Charity BBQ Cookoff

The 2nd Annual Fraternal Order of Eagles Charity BBQ Cookoff returns in a few weeks and it’s bigger and better than before. Join the Eagles on Friday, March 31 and Saturday, April 1st for some cooking, eating, auctioning, raffling, music, and games for the whole family. All proceeds benefit Bolivar Peninsula charities and the completion of the Eagles parking lot. Sponsors and donations are welcome and encouraged as this year’s event hopes to double last year’s earnings. See you at the Eagles for some BBQ and Fun!

If you are able to be a sponsor of the event (monetary) or donate an item or gift card for the suction or raffle, please contact: Mike Riley (210-833-4487), Satin Hamilton (682-553-0280) or Nathan Ramsey (682-234-6222).

The Eagles are a 501(c)(8) non-profit

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  1. JR says:
    March 21, 2023 at 7:53 AM

    Would like to know who to contact about entering the cookoff?

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