Join us for Bags and Bingo United purse bingo on Saturday, September 19, 2026!
Pfirman Family Activity Center
at Badin High School
571 New London Road
Hamilton, OH 45013
Doors Open at 4:00 PM
Bingo Games begin at 5:00 PM
Win an amazing designer handbag for hitting a Bingo!
Special Split-the-Pot Bingo round!
♦ Concessions ♦ Raffles ♦ Door Prizes ♦ Pull Tabs
Individual Tickets are $35.00
includes entry, 10 Bingo sheets with three games per round, and an adult beverage ticket.
Premium Table of 8 is $300.00 (Limited to 15 - Only two more tables available!)
Each person receives everything the individual ticket receives
PLUS
>An extra adult beverage ticket
>Two concession food vouchers per table
>Personal attendant for your table
>Choice of theme for your table

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Thank you to our generous sponsors!
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Creative Difference Foundation
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| Sweet Spot Sponsor |
5 Little Monkeys In-Home Bakery |
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| Door Prize Sponsor |
Sarah Powers
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| Raffle Basket Sponsor |
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| On-Site Vendor |
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