In It to Win It Game Master and Assistant Superintendant of Oak Ridge Schools Chris Marczak shakes things up as he attempts to empty the mint containers without using his hands. (Photo by MMC)
The Methodist Medical Center Foundation’s fun, new event—“In It to Win It”—is just a week away, but Tic Tacs and rubber bands were already flying when the Games Committee, led by Oak Ridge Schools Assistant Superintendant Chris Marczak, did a test run on Wednesday.
“In It to Win It” features 60-second party games, which take ordinary objects and turn them into challenges between you and your fellow guests. Bring your best sense of balance, coordination, aim, and humor for these creative challenges.
This casual evening will be emceed by Oak Ridge High School football coach Joe Gaddis. The event will also feature food, silent and live auctions, and prizes for the game winners.
In It to Win It will take place Saturday, March 28, at 6:30 p.m. at Tech 2020, which is at 1020 Commerce Park Drive in Oak Ridge.
Tickets are $75 per person or $125 per couple, and proceeds benefit the Hospitality Houses of Methodist Medical Center, which provide temporary lodging for patients and families traveling long distances for medical treatment.
Get your tickets today! For tickets or more information call (865) 835-5261 or visit mmcoakridge.com/InItToWinIt.
Marczak, keeps his eye on the, um, doughnut as he takes on the “Chocolate Unicorn” challenge. Guests can try this and many other games at the Methodist Medical Center Foundation’s fundraiser “In It to Win It” on Saturday, March 28. (Submitted photo)
Kyle Anne Lang targets a pyramid of cans with a rubber band. (Submitted photo)
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