Sponsor Heroes of Hope of the Sauk Valley
Become a sponsor of Heroes of Hope of the Sauk Valley and help make a lasting difference in our local community. Our sponsorship opportunities allow businesses, organizations, families and individuals to support events, outreach and charitable programs benefiting children, veterans, seniors and families throughout the Sauk Valley.
Become a Founding Lane Sponsor
Heroes of Hope Championship Series
Dear Community Partner,
Heroes of Hope is excited to launch the Heroes of Hope Championship Series, a monthly Scotch Doubles bowling tournament held on the fourth Saturday of every month at Blackhawk Lanes in Sterling.
Our vision is to create more than just another bowling tournament—we’re building a community tradition where friends, families, and bowlers come together each month while helping make a difference in the lives of others.
To help launch this exciting new series, we’re inviting local businesses, organizations, families, and individuals to become Founding Lane Sponsors.
🎳 Founding Lane Sponsor
$25 for the Entire Championship Series Season
For just $25, you’ll sponsor one bowling lane for the entire 2026 Championship Series Season.
Only 20 Founding Lane Sponsorships are available—one for each lane at Blackhawk Lanes.
Your Founding Lane Sponsorship Includes
✔️ Your business, organization, family, or individual name displayed above one designated bowling lane during every monthly tournament throughout the season.
✔️ Recognition as a Founding Lane Sponsor of the Heroes of Hope Championship Series.
✔️ Recognition on the Heroes of Hope Facebook page throughout the season.
✔️ Recognition on the Championship Series Sponsor Board displayed at every tournament.
✔️ The opportunity to demonstrate your commitment to supporting local children, veterans, seniors, and families through Heroes of Hope.
Your sponsorship isn’t just supporting a bowling tournament—it’s helping us continue our mission of creating hope through community outreach, charitable projects, and programs that make a lasting impact throughout the Sauk Valley.



