Galentine's Day 2027 Purse Bingo
WHERE: NORTHFIELD RaceCino, Center Stage
WHEN: 2/7/27 12-6 PM
Celebrate Galentine’s Day with your favorite ladies and the Ohio Western Reserve Ladies for an unforgettable afternoon of laughter, prizes, and purpose—all in support of our mission: No Veteran Buried Alone.
👜 Event Highlights- 35 bags this year!
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Designer Purse Bingo – Every round is a chance to win UP TO 3 stunning designer bags. We’ll play as many games as we have purses!
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Chinese Raffle Baskets ($200+ Value Each) – Packed with incredible goodies you’ll be thrilled to take home.
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Heavy Hors d’oeuvres – Savory bites and sweet treats served all afternoon.
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A full cash bar is open for your favorite drinks.
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$5 Gambling Voucher – Courtesy of MGM Northfield, for a little extra fun after the event.
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Photo Booths – Capture the day with your Gal Pals and take home lasting memories.
👑 Special Extras
Don’t miss your chance to win a GLOW AWARD for:
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Largest Group Attending Together
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Largest Donation Made at the Door (gather your supporters & bring their contributions!)
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Best Coordinating Outfits
💖 Member Perks – Paying members of OWRL receive first access to tickets and an exclusive discount.
🌟 Support a Mission – Proceeds directly fund OWRL’s commitment to stand beside veterans and their families.

Events like this are possible because of our sponsors! If you would like to be an event sponsor, purse sponsor, or help in any way, please fill out this form and a member of our asset committee will be in touch!
Thank you to our Sponsors!
Meet our Emcee for the day:
Tessa DiTirro

Tessa DiTirro is an Emmy Award–winning anchor and reporter at WEWS News Channel 5 in Cleveland, where she anchors Good Morning Cleveland on Saturday and Sunday mornings.
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A proud Northeast Ohio native, Tessa is a graduate of Firestone High School (Akron School for the Arts) and The Ohio State University. She has spent more than a decade in television news, working as an anchor and reporter across Ohio, West Virginia, and Michigan before returning home.
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Service is deeply personal to Tessa. Both of her grandfathers are veterans—one who served in the U.S. Army, and the other a retired U.S. Air Force lieutenant colonel who flew bomber missions during World War II. Their legacy of service continues to inspire her commitment to community and country.
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Tessa is honored to serve as today’s emcee and to stand with this extraordinary group of women ensuring that no veteran is ever forgotten, and no hero is ever laid to rest alone.


