Pocasset Bay Bingo helps Wounded Warriors

Posted 7/27/17

Members of the Brookdale Pocasset Bay community recently had the winning numbers as the gathered for BINGO while benefitting a worthy cause. Last Wednesday, 92 participants gathered in Pocasset …

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Pocasset Bay Bingo helps Wounded Warriors

BINGO! Robert Dana celebrates a BINGO win last week as Pocasset Bay Bingo helped raise money for Wounded Warriors.

(Sun Rise photos by Bob Giberti)

BREAK FROM THE ACTION: Kimberly Mammay, Pocasset Bay’s Resident Programs Manager and Bonnie Bailey helped make the evening a success.

READY TO SERVE: Lilly McGuiness, Patrick McGuinness and Meera Persaud were on hand to ensure all BINGO participants were having fun.

PACKED HOUSE: Rita Quetta, Marie D’Elena and Norma Bert enjoyed refreshments and more as they waited for their lucky numbers to be called.

Posted Thursday, July 27, 2017 4:32 pm

Members of the Brookdale Pocasset Bay community recently had the winning numbers as the gathered for BINGO while benefitting a worthy cause. Last Wednesday, 92 participants gathered in Pocasset Bay’s spacious entrance hall armed with special cards and ready to win as they raised funds for the Wounded Warrior project - a non-profit and veterans’ organization that offers programs, services and events for wounded veterans of the military. Residents baked for the bake sale that accompanied the event, and were hands on in passing out materials needed for the night. Through their fun filled efforts, the participants raised a whopping $2,266 to help support Wounded Warrior’s mission.