Students from the Central Illinois CEO program are gearing up for and putting out one final call for this Sunday's drive-in bingo fundraiser at the Clintonia Eagle Theater.

The program's Jordan Geralds says there is still time to sign up for the event that is Sunday at 2 pm at the Clintonia Eagle Theater parking lot. 

Geralds indicates there will be a radio signal used to call out numbers. Participants that get a bingo should honk their horns and turn on those hazards. There will be ten rounds of bingo with five additional rounds for a specified buy-in price. 

Emma Cooks from Warrensburg-Latham High School indicates bingo cards can be purchased ahead of the Sunday event or you can drive up and play. 

Cooks thanks businesses from the communities the CEO students come from. She says they have a lot of great prize packs for participants this year.

Get more information by visiting centralillinoisceo.com. For ticket information for Sunday's event, you can visit eventbrite.com and search 'CICEO Bingo'.

The Central Illinois CEO Program brings together students from Blue Ridge, Clinton, Maroa-Forsyth, and Warrensburg-Latham High Schools and introduces them to the world of business through the basics of businesses to connecting students with mentors who are local business leaders in their respective communities. 

The program is funded through community support and does not receive any tax-payer dollars.