"Golf FORE Kids"
and Make a Difference!
Are you ready to swing for a great cause? Join us for the "Golf FORE Kids" Tournament on Monday, May 19, 2025, at the prestigious West Lake Golf Club. This is not just a day of exceptional golf – it’s a chance to make a life-changing impact on children in our community!
Why Your Participation Matters
Hurricane Helene left countless families and children in our area displaced or struggling with significant challenges. At RISE Augusta, we’re stepping up to help. The funds raised from this event will support:
Literacy Tutoring: Of the 650 plus students in our tutoring programs, 100% of them started two-three grades below grade level! Did you know that over 85% of students in the Juvenile Court System struggle to read?
Your support helps us provide tutoring and remediation so these kids can succeed in school and life!
Basic Needs Assistance: Many students can’t focus in class because of unmet basic needs. With your help, we can ensure they have the support they need to thrive.
Event Highlights
Date: Monday, May 19, 2025
Location: West Lake Golf Club – known for its beautiful course and world-class amenities
Fun Features: Prizes, contests, and the chance to play alongside great people n a friendly, competitive environment.
How You Can Help
Register a Team – Gather your crew and enjoy a day of camaraderie on the green.
Become a Sponsor – Show your commitment to community and literacy while gaining valuable exposure.
Make a Donation – Can’t attend and do not want to sponsor You can still help! Your contribution will still make a huge difference and will impact a child in our local community.
Join Us! When you play in the "Golf FORE Kids" Tournament, you’re doing more than enjoying a day of golf – you’re giving children the tools they need to overcome obstacles and achieve their dreams. Together, we can build a brighter future.
Spaces are limited, so don’t wait! To register or learn more, contact us at cyoungblood@riseaugusta.org, 706-399-9393 or lcook@riseaugusta.org, 706-550-7716.
