The Hoover Service Club is inviting residents to a family‑friendly Halloween fundraiser on Thursday, Oct. 29, from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Hoover Country Club. The event, dubbed “Boo‑riffic Bingo,” will feature several rounds of bingo, a catered lunch, and a complimentary mimosa for each participant.
Costumes and Prizes Encourage Community Spirit
Attendees are encouraged to dress in their favorite Halloween attire. The club will award prizes for both the best individual costume and the best group costume, adding a fun, competitive element to the gathering.
Tickets cost $55 per person and include lunch and one bingo card. All proceeds will be directed to the Hoover Service Club’s charitable initiatives, which include scholarship awards, community‑service grants and a variety of volunteer projects throughout the Hoover area.
Celebrating Five Decades of Service
Founded in 1975 by Flora Mae Pike, the Hoover Service Club was created with the simple mission of “helping others” in the local community. Today the organization boasts more than 140 civic‑ and service‑oriented women and is marking its 50th anniversary of service to Hoover.
Over the past half‑century, the club has funded numerous scholarships for local students, supported neighborhood clean‑up efforts, and partnered with other nonprofits to address pressing community needs. The Boo‑riffic Bingo fundraiser is another opportunity for residents to contribute to these ongoing efforts while enjoying a festive, family‑oriented morning.
How to Participate
Interested participants can purchase tickets online or by contacting the Hoover Service Club directly. For additional details, including menu options and registration instructions, visit the club’s website at hooverserviceclub.com.
Community members are welcome to bring friends, family and neighbors for a morning of fun, fellowship, and philanthropy. By supporting the event, attendees help ensure that the club can continue to provide valuable scholarships and service grants that benefit families throughout Hoover.
Original reporting: Hoover Sun — read the source article.
