Scottsdale’s Junior Achievement of Arizona raises nearly $100,000
Junior Achievement of Arizona welcomed local families, along with top executives and employees from leading Arizona companies, at the 2023 Junior Achievement Open Golf Tournament on May 19.
Over 200 golfers attend and the event, which directly supports financial education and career readiness among Arizona’s children and young adults, raised nearly $100,000 that will benefit thousands of students in Junior Achievement programs.
This year’s tournament took place at McCormick Ranch Golf Club. The following sponsors helped make the event possible: Sun Devil Auto, Apache Stone, Westlake, and Land Development Consultants for being our Premier Education Sponsors! Golfers enjoyed complimentary food, entertainment, contests and the proceeds will fund financial literacy, entrepreneurial, and career readiness for 3,000 students.
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Junior Achievement of Arizona welcomed local families, along with top executives and employees from leading Arizona companies, at the 2023 Junior Achievement Open Golf Tournament on May 19.
Over 200 golfers attend and the event, which directly supports financial education and career readiness among Arizona’s children and young adults, raised nearly $100,000 that will benefit thousands of students in Junior Achievement programs.
This year’s tournament took place at McCormick Ranch Golf Club. The following sponsors helped make the event possible: Sun Devil Auto, Apache Stone, Westlake, and Land Development Consultants for being our Premier Education Sponsors! Golfers enjoyed complimentary food, entertainment, contests and the proceeds will fund financial literacy, entrepreneurial, and career readiness for 3,000 students.
Learn more about Junior Achievement of Arizona at jaaz.org.
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