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Malden Overcoming Addiction (MOA) rolled a perfect game at its annual Bowling Fundraiser on Saturday, December 7th, at Town Line Lanes in Malden. The event drew a fantastic crowd, all coming together to support recovery, connection, and community. Thanks to the incredible turnout and generosity, the fundraiser raised critical funds to further MOA’s mission of providing hope, resources, and support to individuals and families impacted by substance use.
With more than 35 lanes filled, the alley was buzzing with energy, laughter, and friendly competition. From seasoned bowlers to first-timers, participants shared an evening full of fun, encouragement, and unity—perfectly capturing the welcoming, recovery-focused spirit of MOA.
The night featured crowd-favorite fundraisers including impressive gift baskets, an exciting 50/50 raffle, and the ever-popular lottery tree, all helping make the event a huge success. The fundraiser was also honored by the presence of Malden Mayor Gary Christenson, underscoring the city’s ongoing commitment to supporting recovery efforts.
The overwhelming turnout and generosity from our sponsors and community members sends a powerful message—no one has to face recovery alone. The funds raised are essential to continuing MOA’s work and bringing hope and support to those who need it most.
MOA extends heartfelt thanks to all of the sponsors, bowlers, volunteers, and supporters who made this event possible. Special recognition and thanks to Anthony DeCotis, owner of Town Line Lanes, for his continued generosity and unwavering support year after year.
About Malden Overcoming Addiction (MOA):
Malden Overcoming Addiction is a nonprofit organization dedicated to uniting the community to support individuals and families affected by the disease of addiction. Through awareness, resources, and pathways to recovery, MOA works to ensure that help, hope, and connection are always within reach in Malden and surrounding communities.
