The big game is upon us, but why should the players get to have all of the fun?
Super Bowl LIX is almost here! Now’s your chance to participate in this year’s ZOOper Bowl Pool fundraiser. Make a donation to the Zoo today to secure your block(s) for a chance to win one of our wildly exciting prizes, including a behind-the-scenes animal experience, Roar & Pour passes to Brew at the Zoo 2025, a private dinner for up to four guests in Penguin Coast, and more! All donations directly support animal care and conservation for the animals you know and love.
Thank you for your support!
How does it work?
- Each $100 donation made by a donor secures them a block, seen above. There is no limit to the number of blocks a donor can secure, but each block is $100.
- Donations will be accepted for this fundraiser through COB, Thursday, February 6, OR until all 100 blocks are accounted for, whichever comes first.
- Blocks will be assigned randomly and labeled with the first and last name of its donor.
- Team scores along the X and Y axis of the grid will be assigned randomly.
- We will publish the final pool grid on this webpage Friday, February 7 before noon. Additionally, each participant will receive a copy of the final pool grid by email. Please note, the name that you use to make your donation will appear on the grid that is posted on our website and distributed via email to the participants.
How do I win?
Compare your numbers to the score at the conclusion of each quarter. When the last number of each team’s score matches your numbers (the number and the team HAVE to match), you win that quarter’s prize!
Prizes:
Q1 Prize– Private catered dinner for up to four guests in Penguin Coast
Q2 Prize– Private behind-the-scenes experience with the rhinos and Amur leopard (For up to four guests, restrictions may apply.)
Q3 Prize– 4 Roar & Pour passes to 2025 Brew at the Zoo presented by M&T Bank
Q4 Prize– Private lunch with Zoo President Kirby Fowler, Dr. Ellen Bronson (Sr. Director of Animal Health, Conservation, and Research) & Margaret Innes (General Curator) and framed Zoo African penguin photo