Operation Honor plans cornhole tournament on Nov. 14 with proceeds going to veterans

Provided photos: This cornhole boards include two of the sponsors, Zacher Construction and the Crusaders Motorcycle Club.

Press Release, Operation Honor

MEDINA – Operation Honor is hosting its second annual cornhole tournament and basket raffle fundraiser on November 14th to raise money for local veterans.

The organization switched from doing a 5K near Veterans Day to the cornhole tournament. The event takes place at the Knights of Columbus in Medina. The tournament begins at 1 p.m. and baskets will be drawn 4 p.m.

The doors will open at noon for practice and basket entries. There will be food and drinks available for purchase all day. K of C staff will be running food specials in support of the event. Guests are welcome to watch the tournament and the basket raffle is open to the public. You will not need to be present to win.

Operation Honor is still looking for basket donations, and participants for the tournament.

Basket Raffle donations are appreciated and can be dropped off at 415 West Ave., Suite 2.

Cornhole Registration is $60 per team with a t-shirt included for a chance to win the final prizes.

To register, contact Jenn Thom, Operation Honor director, at 585-356-9596 or operationhonor18@gmail.com.

Operation Honor is a non-profit organization in Orleans County that provides financial assistance and support to local military veterans and their families. It has helped with veterans’ utility bills, car payments, and heating pellets. The organization has also helped with disaster relief and supports veterans in other ways such as donations to the local van service for medical appointments and other veteran-focused initiatives.