Puttin’ for a Purpose tournament to benefit over 40,000 Valley residents
You don’t need to be an experienced golfer to participate in the inaugural Puttin’ for a Purpose charitable putting tournament to benefit Jewish Family & Children’s Service.
(Courtesy Putting World)
You don’t need to be an experienced golfer to participate in the inaugural Puttin’ for a Purpose charitable putting tournament to benefit Jewish Family & Children’s Service.
The inaugural tournament will raise funds to help the organization provide life-changing and lifesaving services to more than 40,000 Valley-area children and adults, according to a press release.
Putters of all skill levels across the Valley are invited to play three rounds to raise funds for mental health and social services programs benefiting children and adults of all ages, faiths and backgrounds. Foursome, individual and non-golf tickets are available.
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Puttin’ for a Purpose tournament to benefit over 40,000 Valley residents
(Courtesy Putting World)
You don’t need to be an experienced golfer to participate in the inaugural Puttin’ for a Purpose charitable putting tournament to benefit Jewish Family & Children’s Service.
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You don’t need to be an experienced golfer to participate in the inaugural Puttin’ for a Purpose charitable putting tournament to benefit Jewish Family & Children’s Service.
The inaugural tournament will raise funds to help the organization provide life-changing and lifesaving services to more than 40,000 Valley-area children and adults, according to a press release.
Putters of all skill levels across the Valley are invited to play three rounds to raise funds for mental health and social services programs benefiting children and adults of all ages, faiths and backgrounds. Foursome, individual and non-golf tickets are available.
Attendees will receive free bites and beverages and a chance to win some amazing prizes. Most importantly, everyone will get to spend an evening helping thousands of children, teens, and adults coping with trauma, family violence, and mental illnessas well as other behavioral, physical and social obstaclesfind the help they need.
The event consists of three rounds (an 18-hole round takes about 30 minutes):
• Round One (18 Holes): Lowest score wins
• Round Two (18 Holes): Most holes-in-one win
• Round Three: All participants will have one shot to sink a 50-foot hole-in-one
The event will be from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Sept. 28 at Putting World, 16259 North Scottsdale Road, Scottsdale.
Visit www.puttinforjfcs.org to register.
Sponsorship opportunities are available! Individuals or businesses interested in learning more should visit www.puttinforjfcs.org.
Individuals unable to attend Puttin’ for a Purpose but who are interested in supporting the mission can make a monetary donation by visiting the Jewish Family & Children’s Service website at https://www.jfcsaz.org/donate/.
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