Kingdom Clash
Kingdom Clash, Kansas City, presented by Titan Group

Kansas City's Nonprofit Fowling Tournament

Kingdom Clash brings Kansas City nonprofits together to compete for real grant funding, a day of competition that puts real money behind real missions. Every team wins. One team becomes champion. This is year one of a tradition we're building to grow from Kansas City into cities across the country.

September 24, 2026 · Fowling Warehouse KC

Register Your TeamBecome a SponsorSilent Auction

Kingdom Clash begins

September 24, 2026Fowling Warehouse KCEvery nonprofit team wins a grantFree admissionTwo-person teams$40 nonprofit teams$50 open teamsT-shirt and meal for nonprofit teams50/50 raffleSilent auction
Shane Konicki and Kerrigan Arnold, hosts of MyKCLive, emcees for Kingdom Clash

Shane Konicki & Kerrigan Arnold of MyKCLive, calling the action live from the lanes.

Media Partner

KCTV5 is bringing the cameras. Their hosts are bringing the energy.

KCTV5 is the official media partner of Kingdom Clash. MyKCLive hosts Shane Konicki and Kerrigan Arnold are emceeing live all night, from the opening throw to crowning the champion.

Tune in: Kingdom Clash returns to MyKCLive on the morning of Tuesday, September 15, joined by our Official Food Partner Hy-Vee.

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Hy-Vee

Official Food Partner

Hy-Vee is feeding the tournament.

Hy-Vee joins Kingdom Clash as our Official Food Partner, serving hamburgers, hot dogs, a salad bar, chips, cookies, and drinks at Fowling Warehouse KC. Our thanks to the Hy-Vee team for putting their name behind Kansas City's nonprofits.

Our mission

Real money behind real missions

The night belongs to the nonprofits competing. They get the room, the stage, and the grants.

Presented by Titan Group, Kingdom Clash brings the community together for a day of competition that puts real money behind real missions. Sponsors, a silent auction, and a 50/50 raffle fuel the prize pool, so the more the room gets behind it, the more every nonprofit wins. Admission is free and everyone is welcome.

The first Kingdom Clash lands September 24, 2026 at Fowling Warehouse KC. This is year one of what we're building into a Kansas City tradition, and the start of something we want to see clashing in cities across the country.

The game

What is fowling?

Fowling combines football and bowling into one game. Players throw a football at a full rack of bowling pins. The first team to knock down all of the opposing team's pins wins the match.

How it works

Four steps to the lanes

01

Register a team

Nonprofits and open community teams each register two players.

02

Compete

Teams compete in a bracket-style fowling tournament.

03

Every nonprofit team wins

Every participating nonprofit receives grant funding.

04

Champions earn more

The championship team earns an additional bonus prize.

Grant funding comes from sponsors, the silent auction, and the 50/50 raffle, not ticket sales.

Our story

More than a tournament. A celebration of Kansas City's nonprofits.

Every day, nonprofit organizations across the Kansas City metro work tirelessly to serve our community. They raise funds, recruit volunteers, spread awareness, and meet the needs of those who depend on them. Their impact is immeasurable, but so is the effort it takes to sustain their mission.

Kingdom Clash was created to give those organizations something different. Instead of asking nonprofits to organize another fundraiser or spend months selling tickets and soliciting donations, Kingdom Clash invites them to do something simple. Show up. Compete. Have fun.

Our inaugural event brings together nonprofit organizations from across the Kansas City metro for an exciting fowling tournament unlike anything else in the area. Each participating organization enters a two-person team to compete in a day of friendly competition, community connection, and celebration.

But the competition is only part of the story. Every nonprofit organization participating in Kingdom Clash receives grant funding generated through event sponsorships, donations, the silent auction, and other fundraising efforts. After the event, grant funds will be distributed among all participating nonprofits, with the top three tournament finishers earning bonus grant awards. That means every organization benefits simply by participating.

Throughout the event, nonprofits also have the opportunity to host an informational table, connect with attendees, share their mission, and build awareness for the incredible work they do throughout our community.

Why Kingdom Clash is different

Kingdom Clash isn't another fundraiser asking nonprofits to do all the work. It's a fundraiser built for nonprofits. We've created an event where organizations don't have to spend months planning, recruiting volunteers, or asking for donations. Instead, they can focus on what matters most, building relationships, sharing their mission, and enjoying an unforgettable experience with fellow nonprofits, community members, and local businesses.

Why your support matters

Whether you're sponsoring, donating, bidding in the silent auction, or attending the event, you're helping strengthen nonprofits that make Kansas City a better place to live. Unlike many charitable events that benefit a single organization, Kingdom Clash brings together multiple nonprofits under one roof, creating a collaborative environment where every participating organization receives support and the community discovers new causes to champion. Together, we're creating more than a tournament. We're creating a platform where nonprofits are celebrated, communities come together, and generosity creates lasting impact.

Registered teams

Who's in so far

These Kansas City nonprofits have claimed their lanes, and every one of them leaves with grant funding.

Head for the Cure FoundationInclusion ConnectionsBrave Like McKennaAmerican Red Cross of KC & NW MissouriUnited Way of Greater Kansas CityKansas City Dream CenterCare Package InboundJared Coones Memorial Pumpkin RunZuzu's PetalsBra Couture KCChoose 2 LivePOAC SucceedFlourish A Furniture BankMade A Promise RescueThe Salvation ArmyHeartstrings Community FoundationBaby GraceProDeo Youth CenterWallflower Community OutreachSpecial Olympics KansasSevenDaysHopeKidsFriends of Recovery AssociationGROWDream Factory of Greater Kansas CityFosterAdopt ConnectValor RanchBishop Sullivan CenterSOAR Special NeedsHALOAvenue of LifeA Hand Up Resources and Community OutreachHeart to Heart International
Add Your Nonprofit

Ways to get involved

Four ways to back the mission

Gear

Preorder your Kingdom Clash shirt

This shirt is going to be the flex of the tournament. Every player on a $40 nonprofit team gets one free with their entry. Open teams and anyone who wants extras can preorder through the same Givebutter campaign.

  • Pick up at the Titan Group office two weeks before the event, or at the event.
  • Need shipping? Later rates may apply. Contact Tyler Williams to arrange.
Preorder on Givebutter

Questions? Contact Tyler Williams, 816-982-1229, Tyler@thetitanway.com.

Kingdom Clash event t-shirt, white with the full crest logo printed on the chest

Event partners

Fowling Warehouse KC

Venue

Serving Kingdom KC

Fiscal sponsor

Titan Group

Presenting sponsor

BB Events

Setup and DJ

Fiscal sponsor

Serving Kingdom KC, supporting Kansas City nonprofits

Serving Kingdom KC serves as the fiscal sponsor for Kingdom Clash. Donations and sponsorships are processed through Serving Kingdom KC, allowing eligible contributors to receive applicable tax documentation.

Questions

Frequently asked

Fowling combines football and bowling into one game. Players throw a football at a full rack of bowling pins. The first team to knock down all of the opposing team's pins wins the match.

There are two ways in, both two-person teams. A nonprofit team is $40 and includes a Kingdom Clash t-shirt and a meal for both players, and every participating nonprofit receives grant funding. An open community team is $50 and competes in the same bracket, with the entry going straight into the grant pot. Open team entry does not include a t-shirt and open teams are not eligible to receive grant funds.

Yes. Individuals, friends, coworkers, families, and businesses can enter an open team for $50. You compete in the same bracket as the nonprofits and your entry grows the grant pot they are playing for.

Registration stays open until the field fills or play starts on September 24, 2026, whichever comes first. There is no earlier cutoff, but the bracket is capped, so late teams risk a full field.

Nonprofit teams also submit their organization's W-9 as part of registration so grant funds can be issued. Open teams do not need a W-9, because open teams are not grant-eligible. Every team agrees to the Participant Waiver and Release and a photo release at checkout.

Yes. Admission is free and open to the public. The event is funded by sponsors, the silent auction, and a 50/50 raffle, not ticket sales.

Compete for your cause.

Register Your Team