2008 United Way Golf: The Hole Story
August 14, 2008 | Community News | Archive 2008
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(from left) Glenn Tinley, Jim Cristall, Tournament Chair Greg Bieber and Tom Robson were among a record number of golfers who came out swinging for the 16th Annual United Way of Winnipeg Golf Tournament.
One need only look at Tournament Chair Greg Bieber's wide grin and thumbs up to gauge the success of the16th Annual United Way of Winnipeg Golf Tournament, held Wednesday, August 6 at Pine Ridge Golf Club.
"We had perfect weather and an enthusiastic crowd," said Bieber. "It was a wonderful experience and I’m honoured to have taken part as Chair."
The event raised a record $64 000 - more than $25 000 over last year - bringing the total funds raised to almost $400 000 since the tournament's inception.
The tournament also broke a record for attendance. A total of 157 golfers on 39 teams enjoyed a spectacular day in ideal conditions.
Thank you to all the participants, volunteers and sponsors whose hard work and generosity continue to drive the success of this event.
Your support allows United Way to act as a catalyst for permanent, positive change in our community by ensuring the essentials for a good life: a quality education, income that can support a family through retirement, and healthy neighbourhoods that encourage personal well-being.
United we are creating opportunities for a better life for all Winnipeggers.
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