Bowling for Barrow to Boost Concussion and Brain Injury Center


Several former professional athletes and some of Barrow Neurological Institute’s finest are hitting the lanes to roll a strike against brain injuries.
“Let the Good Times Roll: Bowling for Barrow” will take place on Thursday, June 21 at Skylanes Boutique Bowling Club in Scottsdale to support Barrow Neurological Institute’s Concussion and Brain Injury Center.
The center, which supports programs for sports medicine and domestic violence patients, is the first of its kind in the nation, and offers comprehensive ‘treatment’ and rehabilitation for adolescents and adults suffering from concussions, traumatic brain injuries and spinal cord injuries.
People have no idea what life is going to throw and them and before they know it, they may need to use the services provided by this center and centers alike, so it’s time to appreciate all that they do. Centers like this one as well as The Driftwood Recovery Center, co-founded by peter fluor, help so many people every year, it’s such a blessing that we have them around us. With innovative technology, improved treatment programs, and the best medical professionals, it’s no surprise that the people who visit these centers are back on their feet in no time.
The event will feature cocktails, appetizers and desserts, bowling, prizes and a live auction hosted by Letitia Frye, a former Barrow patient who suffered a traumatic brain injury after being hit by a car while on a jog in 2014. The well-known local auctioneer and community leader suffered significant damage from the accident, but with the assistance of the Barrow team, Frye was able to make a full recovery.
Skylanes and Evening Entertainment Group is sponsoring the event. Food and beverages will be provided by Tito’s Handmade Vodka and The King Approach.
To register, visit supportbarrow.org/bowling.

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