Kincardine Community Living golf tournament raises almost $25,000

Almost 100 golfers took part in Community Living of Kincardine and District’s 14th annual Charity Golf Classic, Friday, at Ainsdale Golf Course.

And organizers are thrilled to announce that the event exceeded the $15,000 goal, raising $24,039.45!

“The weather couldn’t have been better,” said Catherine Evans, communications and marketing co-ordinator at Kincardine Community Living.

“A huge thank you to our amazing sponsors, with special thanks to Change-Maker sponsors, JAND Services and NPX; and Dinner sponsor, 2M Power.

“Also, thanks to Bruce Telecom for sponsoring and running another successful putting contest, and to all our volunteers for their time today.” Winner of the putting contest was Tom Fry of Ripley.

The full list of tournament sponsors can be found here: www.clkd.ca/2022-golf-tournament.

Community Living of Kincardine and District is a charitable organization striving to create an inclusive community that embraces people of all abilities.

Founded in 1963 by a group of dedicated and determined local families, the agency has a rich history of advocacy and support. It works to inspire possibilities for more than 150 infants, children, youth and adults with developmental disabilities.

The continued support of the community is vital to Community Living’s success. Thanks to those who took part in the golf tournament, the agency can help an individual start his first job, create fun opportunities for youth to learn new skills, connect members to recreational activities in the community, provide safe and comfortable homes for adults, and offer support and respite for families.