Splatter That Matters Charity Paintball Tournament



Here in Richmond, Virginia, we had a charity paintball tournament this past Saturday at the Washington Redskins training facility to benefit a non-profit organization called The Doorways. The Doorways is a Richmond non-profit which helps families facing medical crisis. They provide lodging and a supportive, healing environment for patients and their families when they need to be near a hospital. One of my best friend's families have relied on them in the past, so what they do is a great cause and a service to our local community.



The event, hosted by KPS Paintball, received support from over 30 local businesses, 22 of which entered teams to actually play the event. The player count surged to over 200 players, most of whom had never played paintball before. One of the teams even rostered our local NBC12 weatherman, Andrew Freiden, who was awesome enough to make some opening remarks and keep things fun on the sidelines.



Needless to say it was a huge undertaking for all parties involved, but it was huge hit among the spectators and a very positive experience for all of the players. We are eagerly awaiting next year's event. As a neat bonus, every player got to keep their mask. Hopefully that ends up being a good incentive to play again!



Please consider giving The Doorways and KPS Paintball a like for growing our sport in a positive way!















































Thought you guys would enjoy this. I got to help out with a charity event this weekend and wanted to fill you guys in on it.Here in Richmond, Virginia, we had a charity paintball tournament this past Saturday at the Washington Redskins training facility to benefit a non-profit organization called The Doorways. The Doorways is a Richmond non-profit which helps families facing medical crisis. They provide lodging and a supportive, healing environment for patients and their families when they need to be near a hospital. One of my best friend's families have relied on them in the past, so what they do is a great cause and a service to our local community.The event, hosted by KPS Paintball, received support from over 30 local businesses, 22 of which entered teams to actually play the event. The player count surged to over 200 players, most of whom had never played paintball before. One of the teams even rostered our local NBC12 weatherman, Andrew Freiden, who was awesome enough to make some opening remarks and keep things fun on the sidelines.Needless to say it was a huge undertaking for all parties involved, but it was huge hit among the spectators and a very positive experience for all of the players. We are eagerly awaiting next year's event. As a neat bonus, every player got to keep their mask. Hopefully that ends up being a good incentive to play again!

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