iBuild Central Florida is constantly working to help people strike up an interest in construction careers. Now, the nonprofit is taking that love to the lanes.

iBuild will host its annual bowling tournament and fundraiser, iBowl for iBuild, to raise funds to support its mission of creating pathways to careers in the skilled trades.

The event will take place from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. Sept. 27 at AMF Altamonte Lanes, 280 Douglas Ave., Altamonte Springs, Florida 32714. Additionally, there will be a silent auction and 50/50 jackpot drawing.

Registration for individuals and teams is now open, and the organization is still accepting event sponsors. Those interested can sign up here.

iBuild Central Florida is a nonprofit organization that collaborates with over 400 partners to build the workforce development pipeline for the construction industry. iBowl for iBuild will support the Frank Bracco Memorial Trade Scholarship Program. This program empowers people to pursue their career in the construction industry by funding tools/boots, training cost, transportation and more.

“iBowl for iBuild is a great chance for those in the construction industry to gather, network and have some fun,” said Debbie Rodriguez, iBuild President. “But it’s also a great way to get out in the community and show what we’re all about—giving people a rewarding career and building our industry with great new talent.”

For more information about iBowl for iBuild and other programs, please visit https://ibuildcentralflorida.com or contact Caffee Bellamy cbellamy@ibuildcfl.com.

About iBuild Central Florida

iBuild Central Florida is a registered 501c3 nonprofit that started in 2016. Collaborating with over 400 partners, the organization’s number one priority is building the workforce development pipeline for the construction industry. The pipeline includes K-12 industry exposure, pre-apprenticeship, apprenticeship, and re-entry programs. The organization’s motto is: You build the projects, we build the pathways, together we build the people!

Feature Image Courtesy of: iBuild