Enjoy dinner, play trivia, and win prizes at this fun event!
All proceeds benefit the BSU Women's Club Scholarships for Non-Traditional Students.
All proceeds benefit the BSU Women's Club Scholarships for Non-Traditional Students.
Lasagna Dinner and Trivia Night
Scholarships Fundraiser
Scholarships Fundraiser
Thursday, Nov. 2, 2023
Knights of Columbus, 3600 W. Purdue Ave., Muncie, IN
5:15–6:45 PM – Lasagna Dinner
Meal includes lasagna (meat or vegetarian), breadsticks, salad, beverage, and dessert.
Cash bar available (21+ only).
Carry-out dinner available 5:15–6:45 PM.
7:15 PM – Trivia Competition
Hosted by Dom Caristi.
Up to 6 people per team. Open to everyone age 16 and older, men and women.
Save $30 on a team of 6 when you pre-register by Oct. 29th!
Prizes for winning teams.
** Mystery boxes available for $10 while they last! **
Ticket Options:
Regular ticket (dinner and trivia) – $25 per person
To purchase a table/team of 6 for $120, please contact Sue Taylor.
Carry-out dinner (no trivia) – $15 per person
Pay by card on Eventbrite:
https://bsuwc-trivia-fall-2023.eventbrite.com . Deadline Oct. 29th, 11:59 PM.
Pay by cash or check: Contact Sue Taylor, suetaylor@bsu.edu
Notes:
Online sales end Oct. 29th, 11:59 PM. Online tickets can be picked up at the door.
Limited tickets will be available at door. Doors open at 5:15 PM.
This event is open to everyone age 16 and older, men and women. Local community invited!
No refunds. If you are unable to attend, please consider your purchase as a gift to support the BSU Women's Club Scholarship Fund, a not-for-profit endowment in the BSU Foundation (Fund #30067).
Questions? Contact Sue Taylor, suetaylor@bsu.edu
Menu
Lasagna (Meat or Vegetarian)
Breadsticks
Salad
Beverage
Dessert
Cash Bar Available (21+ Only)
About the Scholarships
All proceeds from this event directly fund the BSU Women’s Club Scholarship Fund (BSU Foundation Fund #30067).
Each year, we award three scholarships to non-traditional students at Ball State University. We select additional students to receive awards as funds allow.
Non-traditional students have begun their college degree at least five years after high school graduation.