Meals-on-Wheels 23rd Annual Golf Benefit

Image: Commissioner Don Beeson

Commissioner Don Beeson

Meals-on-Wheels and its Title Sponsor, Community Bank, is set for the 23rd Annual Golf Benefit. The event will be held on Thursday, September 16 at Cleburne Golf Links. Registration for the benefit is open and morning and afternoon tee times are still available. Early bird registration is until August 27. Like years passed, golfers are promptly signing up for the morning and afternoon flights.

“We encourage signing up early to make certain of your place,” said Meals-on-Wheels director of development, Amy Jackson. Registration can be done online at www.servingthechildrenofyesterday.org or by contacting the Meals-on-Wheels offices.

There will be morning and afternoon shotgun starts at 7:30 AM and 1:30 PM, and will follow a four player scramble format. Each player’s entry fee includes green fee, ½ cart, a t-shirt, cold drinks and food throughout the day—and chances at $5,000 in prizes! This year’s golfer package also includes two mulligans and two chances to win sporting event tickets, airfare for two, and other great prizes.

The community looks forward to the Golf Benefit every year, according to Ike Vera, Golf Chairman. “We have a great day planned with prizes and additional surprises,” said Vera. “We will again have lots of our famous chicken sandwiches, cold beverages, and great giveaways all day long,” he added, “but most importantly, all proceeds will benefit Meals-on-Wheels.”

The Golf Benefit’s proceeds, raised from golfers and sponsorships, will help Meals-on-Wheels provide over 250,000 meals for the elderly and disabled residents throughout Johnson & Ellis County.

If you are interested in sponsoring the Meals-on-Wheels Golf Benefit, or would like registration forms, please contact Meals-on-Wheels at (817) 558-2840 in Johnson County and (972) 351-9943 in Ellis County, or find on the website at www.servingthechildrenofyesterday.org. Meals-on-Wheels is a community-based, nonprofit organization serving the residents of Johnson County for 33 years.