Bluffton Family Recreation invites the community to sign up for virtual Bingo on Zoom later this month, according to Daniel Tinch, BFR executive director.
This is a fundraising event and a chance to win kid-friendly and adult-friendly prizes. Specific prizes will be announced soon.
Tivity, AARP, and Silver and Fit have agreed to continue to pay Bluffton Family Recreation for member check ins, according to Amy Byers, BFR sports coordinator.
"This is wonderful news to us right now as we have no other revenue currently," she said.
"So, if you have one of these membership types be sure to email us at [email protected] to let us know when you have been active.
Photos of the exercise station
signs are at the bottom of this story -
BFR invites Icon viewers to take two walks around the Buckeye - it's about a one miles hike. Along the way you will find exercise stations to enhances your walk. These required no extra exercise equipment.
Daniel Tinch, Bluffton Family Recreation executive director, set up the stations for residents.
Bluffton Family Recreation announced that it is closing as of March 17, according to Daniel Tinch, executive director. Details follow:
In response to the COVID-19 developments, we are taking extra precautions to protect the health of our members and community.
Starting Tuesday, March 17, Bluffton Family Recreation will be closed. We understand that closing our facility will affect many of our members. In response to this closure, we will be placing all monthly withdraw memberships on freeze.
In response to COVID-19 and the current order on mass gatherings we have made the following decisions at this time:
1) Regular season games for indoor soccer and flag football scheduled for Saturday will still be played. We ask that spectators are limited to 1 per athlete. We know this isn't ideal but it's the only way to stay under the mass gatherings guidelines while still allowing the athletes to play.
