Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County is hosting its annual Golf Fore Kids’ Sake on Monday, May 10, from 9:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., at Doylestown Country Club, 20 Country Club Lane, Doylestown.
Golfers are welcome to put their skills to the test against local retired Philadelphia sports figures, including Barrett Brooks, Tommy Greene, Mickey Morandini, Mike Mamula, Frank Wycheck and more.
There will be complimentary breakfast, dinner and drinks throughout the event. This year, each golfer will also get to enjoy a complimentary whiskey tasting on the course. Autographed auction items, a $1,000 cash prize raffle, hole-in-one contests and a putting challenge will also take place.
To register, text “GFKS2021” to 76278 or visit GFKS2021.givesmart.com. Tickets are $250 per golfer, and $1,000 for a foursome. Each golfer receives complimentary food, drinks throughout play, whiskey tasting and a thank you gift.
Sponsorship opportunities are available at interland3.donorperfect.net/weblink/WebLink.aspx?name=E353000&id=3. For more information, reach out to the organization’s marketing and events manager Rob Peterman at 215-343-8260, Ext. 121 or [email protected].
“We are always looking for innovative and imaginative ways to spread the word about our services,” said Rachel Kurtz, BBBSBC’s CEO. “There are still several children waiting to be matched in Bucks County, a majority of which are boys. Any funds raised during the golf outing will help our staff recruit more mentors, interview more potential Bigs and Littles, and support our goal that all youth achieve their full potential. It truly is a golf for kids’ sake.”
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County has been providing children facing adversity with professionally supported one-to-one mentoring relationships for 56 years. Affiliated with Big Brothers Big Sisters of America, the Bucks County agency has been nationally recognized for providing high quality programs. Located in Jamison, BBBSBC is a donor supported, volunteer driven organization dedicated to helping Bucks County youth achieve success. Children matched with mentors gain self confidence, are less likely to engage in risky behaviors, such as using alcohol and drugs, and create higher goals for their future. There are several kids on the waiting list, and 70 percent are boys. Visit bbbsbc.org or call 215-343-8260 for more information.
