There's a dangerous phrase in event planning:
“We should have some activities.”
That's how you end up with a folding table, three half-inflated balloons and a game nobody understands.
Community events need activities with almost zero explanation.
That's where cornhole wins.
People Already Know How to Play
At a school fundraiser or church festival, people are constantly moving.
Families arrive at different times.
Kids are running around.
Parents are talking.
Nobody wants to stop and listen to a five-minute explanation of a complicated game.
Cornhole is different.
Most people either know how to play or understand it after watching two throws.
That matters.
Use It as Free Entertainment
The simplest option is to let everyone play for free.
Set up several games in an open area and use them to keep families around longer.
More time at the event can mean more time buying food, visiting vendors, participating in raffles or donating.
Sometimes the game doesn't need to raise money directly.
It just makes the overall event better.
Or Turn It Into a Fundraiser
Want it to generate revenue?
Charge teams to enter a tournament.
Example:
32 teams × $20 = $640
Pay out a small prize or get the prize donated by a local business.
That $640 is gross entry revenue, not profit. Subtract rental costs, prizes and other event expenses before calculating what supports the organization. Confirm venue permission and any applicable requirements for paid activities.
You can also sell sponsorships for the tournament.
Add Sponsor Logos
A local company may be more excited to sponsor something people physically interact with than to have its name printed in tiny text on a flyer.
Custom-logo boards can make sponsors visible throughout the event and in photos.
For recurring events, they can become part of the event identity itself.
Create a Kids vs. Adults Challenge
You don't need a formal tournament.
Try a simple challenge period.
Kids vs. teachers.
Students vs. parents.
Pastor vs. congregation.
Police vs. fire.
Local businesses vs. each other.
Give people something entertaining to watch.
Keep Volunteers Focused on the Event
Volunteer-run events have limited manpower.
Nobody needs another volunteer assigned to borrow, transport and return lawn games.
Rentals simplify that part.
CornholeRentals™ delivers the games, sets them up and picks them back up.
Your volunteers can concentrate on the event they're actually there to run.
Enter your event location to check delivery availability and start planning your game area.
Plan Your Rental
Delivery, setup and pickup are included for eligible event locations. Your minimum order depends on the drive time from our Dayton-area warehouse—not a separate delivery charge. Start with your ZIP, then enter the exact event address to confirm the minimum and available options.
Ready to bring the games?
Start with your event location. We’ll handle delivery, setup and pickup.
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