"S.T.A.T.S" Charity Golf Tournament starts in:


Pictures from the 2007 "STATS" Tournament

We have finally posted all of the pictures from last years tournament, you can view them here.

Sunday, June 8, 2008

The "S.T.A.T.S." (Swinging Together Always To Support) 5th Annual Charity Golf Tournament" will once again be held at Glen Afton Golf Course in which we expect to have:


36 teams (144 golfers)
A shotgun start at 1pm
Hole Sponsorship
A 2008 Chevy Cobalt LS on hole #17 Par 3 Hole in one
A Harley Davidson Motorcycle from Red Rock Harley Davidson on Hole # 15    Par 3 Hole-in-One
A Beauty Rest Whistler mattress from MacArthurs Appliances on Hole # 10    Par 3 Hole-in-One
Mens longest drive on hole #9 - A set of grips from the King of clubs
Womens longest drive on hole #18 - A set of grips from the King of clubs
D. P. Murphy Inc. will be located in front of the gazebo providing golfers with    Wendy's hamburgers and fries with all proceeds going to both charities
3 levels of putting for prizes
50/50 draw on Hole # 10

In Aid of:

Heart and Stroke Foundation of Prince Edward Island

The Heart & Stroke Foundation of PEI is a volunteer-based health charity that leads in eliminating heart disease and stroke through the advancement of research and its application, the promotion of healthy living, and advocacy. All the money raised at Stats’ golf tournament will help to fund health promotion and awareness work right here on PEI.

  • Heart disease and stroke are the leading causes of death for Canadians.
  • Stroke is the forth leading cause of death in Canada and the leading cause of adult neurological disability
  • In the Maritimes we have a higher than national average of deaths from heart disease and stroke.
  • About 250 Islanders will have a stroke this year.
  • 60% will be left with some kind of disability

For more information please the Heart & Stroke Website.


Autism Society of Prince Edward Island

The Autism Society of Prince Edward Island is a non-profit, charitable organization which strives to improve the lives of individuals with Autism Spectrum Disorder and their families. The society promotes, support and advocates quality education, medical treatment and services for individuals with Autism. Through monthly parental/family support meetings, workshops and newsletter/email communications, the society provides information and support to families and to individuals with Autism. For more information about the society, please visit our website at autismsociety.pe.ca


 

 

 

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