LOCAL NONPROFITS TO COMPETE FOR THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS AT HONEYBEES\u2019 701 COMMUNITY NIGHT<\/b><\/p>\n
Six nonprofit leaders will take the field Wednesday as the Honeybees close their 2026 Northwoods League season at Corbett Field<\/span><\/i><\/p>\n MINOT, N.D. \u2014<\/b> Six local nonprofit leaders will step onto the field at Corbett Field Wednesday night to compete for thousands of dollars for their organizations during the Minot Honeybees\u2019 inaugural 701 Community Night presented by Sky Dancer Casino & Resort.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n Throughout the game, the nonprofit representatives will face off in a series of entertaining on-field challenges. The final competitor will earn the opportunity to dig for up to <\/span>$5,000 in cash<\/b>, courtesy of Sky Dancer Casino.<\/span><\/p>\n The winning organization will also receive the net proceeds from a special 701-themed jersey auction presented by Farmers Union Insurance. Thanks to an additional contribution from the Magic City Lions Club, each of the other participating nonprofits will receive a <\/span>$500 donation<\/b>, ensuring every organization leaves the ballpark with meaningful support.<\/span><\/p>\n \u201c701 Community Night is about using our final Honeybees game of the season to celebrate and give back to the organizations that make Minot a better place to live,\u201d said Monica Blake, General Manager and Managing Partner of the Minot Hot Tots and Honeybees. \u201cFans will have the opportunity to cheer on local nonprofit leaders, learn more about their work and help us generate a significant impact in just one night.\u201d<\/span><\/p>\n