Go RED for Dyslexia 2025!

JOIN US! Celebrate the 1-5 learners who have dyslexia. Socialize with others who are walking the same path! Enjoy a Pizza Dinner, Special Guest: Maretta Zafuto, Entrepreneur and owner of PNW Bettas and unlimited Go Karts, Bumper Boats, Laser Tag, Miniature Golf, Sky Trail Ropes Course, Soaring Eagle Zipline, XD Dark Ride and Bowling! Spread Awareness and connect with your community while supporting kids who learn differently and the work of Decoding Dyslexia.

WHERE: Bullwinkle’s of Wilsonville: 29111 Town Center Loop W, Wilsonville, OR 97070

WHAT: Pizza dinner with soda is included with ticket purchase, includes all activities.

SPECIAL GUEST: Maretta Zafuto, Entrepreneur and owner of PNW Bettas.

ACTIVITIES: Unlimited Go Karts, Bumper Boats, Laser Tag, Miniature Golf, Sky Trail Ropes Course, Soaring Eagle Zipline, XD Dark Ride and Bowling! Raffle is a fish tank set up!

DRESS CODE: Proudly wear RED if possible!

DONATE to Decoding Dyslexia Oregon and Sponsor an Attendee!

COST: $25 per person (ages 5 and older). Scholarships Available. Email: info@decodingdyslexiaor.org

Your generous donation to Decoding Dyslexia Oregon supports awareness efforts, and attendance to this event for other attendees. THANK YOU for your support!

Join us for a FUN NIGHT FOR THE FAMILY! We look forward to raising awareness together!

Meet Maretta Zafuto — Entrepreneur and Owner of PNW Bettas

Maretta started her business, PNW Bettas, while she was still a student studying Marine Biology at Oregon State University. She didn’t have a big office or a fancy shop — she began right in a spare room of her college housing!

Maretta loved fish, especially bettas, and she wanted to make it easier for people to get healthy, happy fish shipped safely to their homes. So she took her passion and turned it into something amazing, using social media and her business savvy to create a national recognized brand. Today, she ships beautiful betta fish nationwide and is the proud owner of a brick-and-mortar store located in Corvallis, Oregon.

Maretta’s story shows that you don’t have to wait to follow your dreams — and you don’t have to do it the same way everyone else does. Whether you think differently, learn differently, or face challenges along the way, what matters most is believing in your ideas and not giving up.

If you love something — science, animals, art, or building things — you can turn that passion into something big. Just like Maretta did.

Cick here for her social media accounts.