Getting more youth involved in pinball is one of show’s goals, said Steve Faith, who is part of the Northern California Pinball Association, a nonprofit that produces the show every May. The show also benefits youth charities. Proceeds from the past three years have gone to the Dixon Teen Center.The center, in turn, brings volunteers to help at the three-day event that brings in about 3,000 guests, Faith said.
Source: Pinball players go for the flippers, bumpers in Dixon
