Golfers participating in the Drive Fore Kids Charity Golf Tournament
Falmouth is gearing up for the third annual Drive Fore Kids Charity Golf Tournament from June 19-22, 2024, at Falmouth Country Club. The event aims to raise over $100,000 for pediatric cancer care in Maine, supporting organizations like The MaineHealth Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital and The Dempsey Center. Celebrity appearances and a competitive prize purse of $265,000 promise an exciting atmosphere. Attendees can also join community-focused events, including the Putt Putt Fore Kids on May 17, making it a memorable summer event for everyone involved.
Get ready, Falmouth! The third annual Drive Fore Kids Charity Golf Tournament is teeing off at Falmouth Country Club from June 19-22, 2024. This exciting event brings together some of the biggest names in sports and entertainment for a great cause — to raise funds for pediatric cancer care in Maine.
The main aim of this awesome tournament is to raise at least $100,000 for some fantastic beneficiaries. Some of the organizations benefitting from this amazing effort include The MaineHealth Barbara Bush Children’s Hospital and The Dempsey Center, both of which are focused on providing top-notch care for children battling cancer. With the previous success of raising over $500,000 since the tournament began, this year’s participants are excited to help push those numbers even higher!
This year’s tournament marks a special occasion for sports enthusiasts, as Jon Lester, the former Boston Red Sox pitcher and World Series champion, is joining in for the first time. He’s not alone; fans can expect to see other first-time participants like Joe Pavelski, an NHL forward, and Brian Baumgartner, who fans will recognize as Kevin from “The Office.” What a lineup!
Returning to the green are some familiar faces, including Wells Adams, Rondé Barber, Jerome Bettis, Jay Bilas, Clay Buchholz, Rex Burkhead, and Vince Carter, to name just a few. With around 30 celebrities expected to take part, it’s guaranteed to be a thrilling ride on and off the golf course.
The tournament boasts an impressive $265,000 prize purse for participants, adding some competitive spirit to the event. It’s not just about golf though! Before the tournament kicks off, there’s a brand-new opportunity for fun called Putt Putt Fore Kids on May 17 from 6-9 p.m. at Thompson’s Point in Portland. This additional fundraising event will surely bring even more excitement to the week ahead!
Throughout the tournament, there will be a practice round, a celebrity-amateur round, followed by the main celebrity challenge tournament. To top things off, Saturday night will feature a concert series titled “Down on the Range,” ensuring that you can enjoy good music after a day filled with thrilling golf.
One of the highlights of Drive Fore Kids is the emphasis on community engagement. Fans will have plenty of opportunities to interact with their favorite celebrities in a fun and friendly atmosphere — so don’t miss out! Just remember, the celebrity lineup may change with additions or withdrawals before the event, keeping things exciting right up until tee-off.
Tickets and sponsorship packages for this spectacular event are currently available, so be sure to grab your chance to witness this star-studded affair. With plenty of smiles, laughter, and friendly competition, the Drive Fore Kids Charity Golf Tournament is shaping up to be a must-see event this summer. Let’s support these amazing causes together while having a blast!
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