Shhh…FOUR!!!
The crowds cheered as the P.E.G. Can Help 4th annual benefit golf scramble columinated. Thanks to all that came out Saturday, June 18th, 2011. It took each and every one of you to make this event such a success.
Fifteen teams braved the weather to take part in the fight against domestic violence.
The proceeds raised this year will benefit Lydia’s House, as well as, the Belleville Domestic Violence Protection Center.
“Each year teams gather from near and far and business give with open arms to support the drive to end domestic violence,” said Rachel Embrich, founder of P.E.G. Can Help. ”The strength that is given to each women supported from the funds raised moves me and keeps me dedicated to the cause.”
A special thanks to the volunteers that came out to keep things moving, and the businesses that supported this years tournament.
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P.E.G Can Help is announcing our 4th annual benefit golf scramble on Saturday June 18th, 2011. The benefit includes green fee, cart rental, post-tournament lunch and prizes.
Proceeds from the golf event will help build awareness for those affected by domestic violence in our community.
The benefit will be held at Clinton Hills Golf Course and is expected to be P.E.G’s biggest fundraiser to date. Dust off your clubs, find your funniest golf outfit or just drive around this beautiful course in a golf cart. Either way support P.E.G Can Help this year.
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If you would can’t make the event but would like to make a donation or for more information email events@pegcanhelp.com.
Proceeds to benefit: Domestic Violence Prevention
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P.E.G. Continues to Help
This website is devoted to building awareness and prevention of Domestic Violence in memory of Peggy Fleming. Thank you so much for all your support along the way. Each fundraiser held directly assists those in need proving that P.E.G. will continue to help.
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Remember…You have the power to advocate prevention.
