AVALON – Avalon Lions Charities are proud to announce that Worldwide Jet Charter will again be the Premier Sponsor for the 9th Annual Charity Golf Classic to be held June 25 at the Avalon Golf Club in Cape May Court House, NJ.
Worldwide Jet Charter is an industry leader in private air charter. They embrace the highest possible standards when it comes to convenience, luxury, safety and security and are known throughout the world for unparalleled service to clients and operational excellence. They are located in Phoenix AZ and Millville NJ. Please call Larry Hughes at 602-726-9900 for more information.
Last year’s golf event set all time records in the areas of golfers, dinner attendees, community support, and charitable donations. All proceeds benefit the Helen L. Diller Home for Blind Children in Avalon and other charities. The event includes a BBQ lunch, refreshments and dinner as well as insulated Goody Bags stuffed with items and an Antiqua Leader Jacket for all golfers. Master of Ceremony’s will Chris Sowers, ABC 6 Action News and retired CBS 3 Eyewitness News personalities Robin Mackintosh and Pat Ciarrocchi of CBS Eyewitness News and Chris Sowers. This year’s Charity Golf Tournament looks to be the better than ever and has become one of the best golf events in Cape May County.
Please call Sue White (609-425-2078) or Mike Sowers (609-967-5788) for more information regarding sponsorship and participation.
The Avalon Lions Club conducts fundraisers for the visually impaired and those with special needs in Cape May County. It provides funding for the Helen L. Diller Vacation Home for Blind Children in Avalon, Volunteers in Medicine, Holy Redeemer food bank, CASA, CARA, Family Promise, Cape Counseling, Habitat for Humanity, Toys for Tots and other local charities. For additional information on how you can support and join the Avalon Lions Club, please visit www.avalonlionsclub.com. We are also on Facebook.
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