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What is Battle of the Minds?
The Rotary Club of Waynesboro hosts the “Battle of the Minds” each fall to raise funds for local community organizations. The evening takes place at Green Grove Gardens and includes a silent auction, live auction, cocktail hour, fabulous meal, and the main attraction, the Battle of the Minds trivia game.
The game pits each table against the others in a Trivial Pursuit-style game with multiple choice questions. When a question appears on the screen, each table will have 10 seconds to choose their best answer and respond using an electronic remote. The leader board is updated throughout the game and the winner will leave with more than just pride. The winning team will receive an $800 cash prize.
Who Benefits?
Earnings are split 50 / 50 with an annual Co-Sponsor. Past Co-Sponsors included Easter Seals, the “Y“, Waynesboro Community and Human Services (WCHS), the Institute, Waynesboro Early Learning Center (WELC), and Mainstreet Waynesboro, and the Waynesboro Volunteer Fire Department. Our Co-Sponsor for 2025 is Buttonwood Nature Center.
Tickets and Information
Come join us for this fun-filled evening. Consider a corporate sponsorship, or put together a table of friends and neighbors to help make this event a continued success. Use the email form below for more information on sponsorships, individual tickets or other questions, or get your individual tickets using the PayPal button.
For more on our club, go to www.rotaryclubofwaynesboro.org.
5:30 – 9:30 pm
I didn’t know what to expect, but I didn’t expect to have so much fun!
Buttonwood Nature Center has served the region since 1990 with place-based experiences. To guide the people in the Cumberland Valley to become stewards of their natural and cultural worlds, they encourage visitors — especially kids — to connect with nature.
Buttonwood will design and construct a Nature Playscape complementing their other educational platforms. A Nature Playscape will provide elements from the earth such as tree logs, tree stumps, boulders, plants, and sand as participants engage their senses exploring, discovering and learning.
Buttonwood Nature Center:
8000
Annual Student Visits
100,000
Event Attendees since 1990 (+)
500
Supporting Members (+)
