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Steelworkers golf tournament raises funds for Twinkie Foundation

Steelworkers golf tournament raises funds for Twinkie Foundation


Saturday, August⁤ 20th,‍ saw the return of the annual United Steelworkers charity golf tournament ‍in Sault Ste. Marie. Under the warm sun and the ‌pleasant ​eyes of ​the ‌local golf community, the event‌ brought together golfers of ⁢all skill levels ⁤for a day filled with fun and​ fundraising.

Organized ⁢by the​ United Steelworkers‍ union, ​the tournament​ aims to ​raise funds for ‍the Twinkie Foundation, a⁤ local‌ charity that ‍helps families and individuals facing financial hardships, such⁣ as⁤ medical bills, utility billsand ⁢food expenses. This year, the event saw a significant boost in attendance,⁢ with over 150 golfers participating and ‍raising funds for ⁢the foundation. The day was filled with contests and raffles, ‍adding an⁤ element of excitement and camaraderie to⁤ the event.

The Twinkie ​Foundation uses the funds raised to support its beneficiaries, providing ⁣much-needed⁣ assistance to those ⁤in need. By the ‍end ‌of the tournament,​ over⁤ $17,000 was collected, ‍bringing joy to organizers‍ and‍ donors alike.

To illustrate the ⁢impact of the donations, the tournament provided a breakdown ⁤of the funds raised:

Category Donations
Medical Assistance $6,500
Utility ‍Bills $4,000
Food Expenses $2,500
General Funding $4,000

This remarkable showing ‍by‍ the⁤ golfing community highlights the unity ‌and ​commitment of⁤ Sault Ste.Marie’s residents to ⁢supporting one another in times ⁢of need. The Steelworkers Charity⁤ Golf Tournament serves ⁤as‍ a powerful ‍reminder of the positive impact that a community can​ achieve⁢ when it comes‌ together to help⁤ those less lucky.

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