NCC 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Charity Golf Tournament
Thursday, July 25, 2024
Renditions Golf Club
1380 Central Ave
Davidsonville, MD 21035
National Children's Center (NCC) Golf Tournament is back!
Please save the date for our 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Renditions Golf Course on Thursday, July 25, 2024.
When you support the National Children’s Center (NCC) Annual Charity Golf Tournament, you provide resources that drive programmatic services benefiting children and adults in the metropolitan region with and without differing abilities. These resources enable individuals to pursue their goals through education, supportive employment, and fostering inclusion and empowerment within the community. It's an opportunity to make a meaningful impact, demonstrating a commitment to helping individuals Live, Grow, Work, and Thrive.
We’re counting on you; your presence matters!
Tentative Schedule:
- Registration Open: 7:00 am
- Shotgun: 8:00am am
- Golf Clinic: 11:30 am
- Post-Tournament Awards Luncheon: 1:30 pm
Can't make the event this year?
We will miss seeing you out on the green with us! If you're still interested in making a difference, please generously support us by making a donation of any dollar amount. All proceeds from this fundraiser creates inclusion, compassion, and empowerment for individuals within the community who rely on NCC's advocacy. We are able to quantify our efforts by the donation you choose to leave with us. We are deeply appreciative of your support!
For more information, contact [email protected]
By participating in this event, you're supporting NCC's work in a multitude of ways!
The Yellow Brick Road represents our primary campaign, bolstering our fundraising outreach efforts.
We are refocusing our strategic goal on the Yellow Brick Road Campaign initiated in 2021 to construct an outstanding classroom for science, technology, engineering, arts, and mathematics (STEAM) education at the Early Learning and Early Intervention Center in Ward 8. This campaign will allow young learners to immerse themselves fully in horticulture, plant science, and natural sciences.
