The Bourne Unaffiliated, Disorganized Pickleball Dissociation will host its annual Polar Bear Pickleball Bash on New Year’s Day in Pocasset. Pickleball players of all skill levels are invited to join the event, which starts at 10 AM on January 1 at the Pocasset Park pickleball courts on Barlows Landing Road. The bash also supports the Bourne Friends Food Pantry through donations.
A Fun and Charitable Start to 2025
The Polar Bear Pickleball Bash has become a cherished New Year’s tradition for players across Cape Cod and beyond. Participants are encouraged to bring their equipment, including nets, paddles, and balls, as well as food, snacks, and hot beverages to stay comfortable in the January weather.
The event also has a charitable mission. Attendees are asked to donate to the Bourne Friends Food Pantry, which provides vital support to the local community. Last year, the event raised $1,300 for the pantry, and organizers hope to surpass that total this year.
Flexible Plans for Winter Weather
In case of rain or snow, the event will move to Sunday, January 5, at the same time and location. The organizers want to ensure everyone has a chance to play and enjoy the outdoor fun while supporting a good cause.
Building Community Through Pickleball
The Polar Bear Pickleball Bash is more than just a sporting event. It is a celebration of community spirit and giving back. With its welcoming atmosphere, the event brings together players of all skill levels to start the year on a positive note.
A Growing Tradition
The success of last year’s event highlights the growing popularity of pickleball and its ability to bring people together. By combining the sport with a charitable effort, the bash serves as a reminder of how sports can have a meaningful impact on local communities.
News in Brief: Polar Bear Pickleball Bash
The Polar Bear Pickleball Bash, hosted by the Bourne Unaffiliated, Disorganized Pickleball Dissociation, invites players of all levels to Pocasset on January 1. The event combines pickleball fun with charity, supporting the Bourne Friends Food Pantry. A backup date of January 5 ensures weather flexibility for this growing community tradition.
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