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WBTV's QC Life Features 34th Annual Angel Bowl

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As we counted down the days to Angel Bowl, we were proud to join Jana Angel and the crew at WBTV’s QC Life to preview the 34th Annual Angel Bowl!

Click the image below to watch the segment, where you’ll meet our resident Jack and his mom Rowena, and see why Angel Bowl is such a special day.

Click the image to watch the full segment!

We’re grateful for the opportunity to share the story behind this joyful event. Angel Bowl is one of the most beautiful days of the year at Holy Angels because the spotlight belongs entirely to our residents. On Saturday, March 7, residents from our 11 residential homes and Life Choices day program will hear the cheers, and experience bowling firsthand on custom tabletop lanes surrounded by family, friends and supporters celebrating alongside them!

This year’s theme is “That ‘70s Bowl” – a nod to this 70th anniversary year of Holy Angels! We’re grateful for the longstanding support from our community – and this event is a beautiful reminder of how this community wraps its arms around our residents!

March is Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, and this event allows us to share the story of Holy Angels and celebrate our residents’ abilities! This fundraiser helps Holy Angels provide high-quality care to 83 residents with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions. Holy Angels does more than just provide around-the-clock healthcare; we’re committed to creating meaningful days filled with dignity, fun and community.

Fundraising continues throughout the month of March, and anyone can contribute! Click here to donate to Angel Bowl today.

 

About Holy Angels: Now entering its 70th year, Holy Angels, Inc. provides medical services and specialized therapies, residential living, special education, creative arts and spiritual opportunities for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities and delicate medical conditions. The nonprofit currently serves more than 80 residents ranging from ages 2 to 83. Its innovative programs also extend to vocational training and meaningful employment to support adults in reaching their highest potential through five sponsored businesses - Cherubs Café, Cotton Candy Factory, Spruced Goose Station, Bliss Gallery and Market on Main. A sponsored ministry of the Sisters of Mercy, Holy Angels maintains international accreditation from CARF, and employs more than 350 trained, committed individuals and maintains high standards of compliance with all federal, state and local governing bodies.