OVG To Partner With Nonprofits

OVG Hospitality’s Food for Funds program has been announced for eligible nonprofit organizations including schools, booster clubs, youth sports teams, churches, civic organizations, fraternities, sororities and other community groups. Participating organizations will partner with OVG Hospitality by volunteering at concession stands during concerts, sporting events and other live entertainment. “Participating organizations earn fundraising dollars based on concession sales, creating an easy and engaging way to support their missions while enhancing the guest experience at Regions Arena,” OVG Hospitality said. The organization provides all necessary training, equipment and support. Interested 501(c)(3) organizations are encouraged to visit this website or contact Kelly Goodrich by email to learn more about participation requirements and upcoming opportunities.

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