The Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League Presents the Big Game Event II: A Benefit For ActionAIDS

January 26, 2012 in Events,Philadelphia with 1 Comment

As almost everyone knows, geeks really don’t do the “sports” thing. Sure, when the Phillies won the World Series in ’08 we celebrated with everyone else and we’ll jump on the bandwagon of whatever team is hot at the time, but for the most part sports aren’t our cup of tea.

The exception to that rule is the Super Bowl. Everyone gets excited for the Big Game and everyone, even the geekiest geek, loves a good Super Bowl party.

Well, get a foam finger and get ready to party because on Sunday, Feb. 5 the Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League (or GPFFL) will present the Big Game Event II to benefit ActionAIDS. Activities are going to include food, drinks, an open bar, a silent auction, raffles and dessert. And last but definitely not least, the “Big Game on the Big Screen” at International House’s 350-seat Ibrahim Theater, located at 3701 Chestnut Street.

And the best part? All the donations benefit ActionAIDS. This organization provides an array of services to more than 5,000 people living with HIV/AIDS in the Philadelphia area. You get to watch the game of the big screen and help those in need? Winning!

Tickets start at $40 and go up to $125 (which includes the VIP reception and other cool swag) and can be purchased at here. So get your game on and watch the Super Bowl in style.

For more information, visit the event’s Facebook page.

ActionAIDS
actionaids.org

About David Goodman: David has been a geek ever since he saw Star Wars at age 7 and then bought his first action figure. In between working on his webcomic New Book Day and writing for Geekadelphia, David watches too much television and reads way more comic books than can possibly be healthy.

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One Response to “The Greater Philadelphia Flag Football League Presents the Big Game Event II: A Benefit For ActionAIDS”

  1. Lucas January 31, 2012 at 11:40 am #

    Thanks for the info. It’s certainly more fun to play for a cause. :)

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