Atlantic City, NJ Super Bowl Charity Event Hosted by Former Senator

The Chief Arthur R. Brown, Jr. Memorial Scholarship Foundation is presenting its 32nd ANNUAL SUPER BOWL TAILGATE PARTY on Sunday, February 11, 2024 from 2:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. at Dock's Oyster House, 2405 Atlantic Avenue, Atlantic City, New Jersey.

The charity event founder is Chris Brown, who has confirmed that this year’s proceeds from the Super Bowl pre-party will directly benefit the newly formed International Lifeguard Museum, which is located at Atlantic City’s historic Boardwalk Hall.

Tickets are $ 20.00 and it includes a buffet, a free mug with $1.00 beverage refills, and door prizes.

The Brown Foundation has awarded more than $ 400,000 in scholarships and financial contributions to South Jersey residents and organizations.

Here is a partial list of the various charities that have been directly helped by the Brown Foundation over the years as follows:

• SPCA.
• Boys & Girls Club of Atlantic City.
• Dorrington Hockey Foundation.
• Vest-A-Cop.
• Hackney Swim.
• Atlantic County Chapter of the Vietnam Veteran’s of America.
• Atlantic City Beach Patrol Classic Races.

Tickets may be purchased at the door.

About his registered not-for-profit, Former New Jersey State Senator Chris Brown said:

The Foundation was established in 1992 in honor of Arthur R. Brown, Jr., former Chief of the Atlantic City Beach Patrol. The goal of the Foundation is to provide scholarship tuition and other assistance to deserving local individuals and organizations. The scholarship recipients are selected based upon scholastic achievement and demonstrated financial need. The Foundation expanded in 1995 to honor William D. Fox, a former Atlantic City lifeguard and police officer, who passed away in 1994. In 1999, the Foundation expanded to honor the memory of Samuel "Sonny" Schwartz by donating to the "Dorrington" Hockey Foundation and Gilda's Club. In 2005, the Foundation expanded again to honor the memory of Officer Thomas J. McMeekin of the Atlantic City Police Department, who died in the line of duty. Tom was also a former lifeguard, said Brown.