Missoula cornhole tournament eyes $15,000 for women’s program

Adult and Teen Challenge’s Cornhole for Hope Tournament will bring two-player teams to the Missoula County Fairgrounds on Sunday, July 12, with check-in at 3 p.m. and competition beginning at 4 p.m. The fundraiser had already reached $8.3K toward a $15,000 goal, money intended to support women in the organization’s residential program.

The event is built for broad entry. Team tickets are listed at $100 for a two-player team, and a separate $100 ticket is available for a 16-and-under team. Players who want to back the cause without entering the bracket can choose from sponsorship levels that start at $250 for prize sponsorships and rise to $500 for board sponsorships, $1,000 for food-and-beverage sponsorships and $2,000 for T-shirt sponsorships.

Those packages are more than a donation ask. The event page says sponsors can receive logo placement and recognition at the tournament, and some sponsorship tiers include a team entry, with board sponsors in line to keep a set of boards. That structure gives local businesses, families and individual supporters a way to contribute at different price points while keeping the competition itself open to players.

The target gives the tournament a clear finish line. Hitting $15,000 would push the fundraiser beyond its current $8.3K total and send direct support to the women’s residential program, turning a summer cornhole event into a defined recovery-backed revenue drive. For players, the draw is simple: a set start time, a familiar format and a chance to compete on the boards while helping move the campaign toward its goal.