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Golf tournament benefits ROCK Missions, Blenheim Youth Centre

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The CK Charity Classic golf tournament held earlier this month has raised over $21,000 for two Chatham-Kent causes.

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The second-annual event at Willow Ridge Golf & Country Club drew 144 golfers to the links on Aug. 6, a news release said. The event was presented by JMHI Insurance Group in partnership with the Business Social Network.

The Blenheim Youth Center received $11,810 to renovate and improve its outside yard and purchase new computers for center participants.

ROCK Missions will use the $10,000 it received to expand its outreach services to Blenheim and Ridgetown to help those in need.

The CK Charity Classic is a non-profit founded by Adam and Erin Dickinson and Eric Koscielski. All proceeds raised by the event are used to support various causes and programs around Chatham-Kent.

Applicants for next year’s tournament recipients are available by contacting the Charity Classic at [email protected].

ROCK Missions received $10,000 as one of two recipients from the CK Charity Classic golf tournament.  Shown in the back row are Eric Goudreau, Eric Koscielski, Ashley Wilton, Elliot Wilton, Jeff Comiskey, Adam Dickinson, Andrew Theil and Lori Phillips.  In the front row are Catie Hawryluk, BJ Griffiths, Renee Geniole and Erin Dickinson.  (Handout/Postmedia Network)
ROCK Missions received $10,000 as one of two recipients from the CK Charity Classic golf tournament. Shown in the back row are Eric Goudreau, Eric Koscielski, Ashley Wilton, Elliot Wilton, Jeff Comiskey, Adam Dickinson, Andrew Theil and Lori Phillips. In the front row are Catie Hawryluk, BJ Griffiths, Renee Geniole and Erin Dickinson. (Handout/Postmedia Network)