There was another big winner on Super Bowl Sunday, aside from the New England Patriots.
The Lindner Center of HOPE will be able to serve another 600 people struggling with opioid and heroin addiction, thanks to the eighth annual Touchdown for HOPE Super Bowl Sunday event.
The Super Bowl party featured the game on big-screen TVs, plush seating and signature Cincinnati food favorites and other upscale tailgate-style treats. It all took place in a sports fan’s dream location – overlooking the baseball field at Great American Ball Park.
Funds raised from ticket sales and sponsorships brought in more than $160,000 for services at the center.
Anthony and Dede Muňoz were honorary hosts, along with Touchdown team captains Sam Bortz and Mike Glen and their group of offensive coordinators.
Click on a thumbnail below to view photo gallery from the event.
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- Board members Scott Robertson and Tad Lawrence
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- Brent Williams, Adrienne Williams, Angenita Brown and Percy Brown
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- Marjorie Hulgrave, Albert Hulgrave, Frances Lindner and Craig Lindner
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- Anthony Muňoz welcomes the crowd.
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- Dr. Paul Keck Jr., president and CEO, Lindner Center of HOPE
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