(1888PressRelease)
September 03, 2008 - On September 15, 2008, the non-profit organization Rebuilding Together Atlanta (RTA) will host their first annual golf tournament. Held at Echelon, home of the new Georgia Tech Club, the tournament promises to be an exciting one. Golfers from all over Metro Atlanta have signed up to participate in the tournament and even those who are not golfing experts can enjoy a fun day of charity golf with the scramble format. Prizes will be given for hole in one, longest drive, and closest to pin contests.
All proceeds from the tournament will directly benefit RTA and facilitate its mission of preserving and revitalizing homes and communities. Rebuilding Together Atlanta works to assure that low-income homeowners, particularly older adults, people with disabilities and multi-generation families, live in warmth, safety, and independence. Through the use of volunteers and sponsors, as well as fundraising events such as this tournament, RTA is able to provide much needed repairs at no cost to the homeowner.
The tournament is fast approaching, but those interested in participating can still sign up. Discounted rates are available to those who sign up as a foursome, but individual slots are available. Contact Jan Jordan at (404) 351-4949 with any questions or to reserve your spot.
To learn more about Rebuilding Together Atlanta, visit www.rebuildingtogether-atlanta.org or call (404) 351-4949. Directions and more information about the golf course can be found at www.georgiatechclub.com.
About Rebuilding Together- Atlanta
Rebuilding Together- Atlanta (RTA) is an affiliate of the nation’s largest volunteer organization preserving and revitalizing low-income houses and communities. With over 235 affiliates in 50 states, RTA has been serving the homeowners of Atlanta for over sixteen years. Since the first project in 1992, RTA has organized thousands of volunteers who have rehabilitated over 500 homes within Atlanta. The estimated value of these renovations is over $2.5 million. The mission of Rebuilding Together is to preserve and revitalize homes and communities. We work to assure that low income homeowners, particularly older adults, people with disabilities and multi-generation families, live in warmth, safety, and independence. Our goal is to make a sustainable impact in partnership with communities.
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