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Texas Scramble is the most fun form of golf! Get your challenge team together to have fun, meet fellow directors – maybe win – and most importantly, raise critical funds to help support CEA’s vital work.
This event will take place on Friday 26th September.
Donation amounts:
Member bought team of 4 (at least one player must be a member of the IoD): £350
Non-member team of 4: £450
Individual IOD member: £100
Individual non-member: £150
We want this to be an inclusive event, so our guide prices are suggested amounts, however we do not want the cost to be prohibitive. Therefore, we have a minimum price of £45 per person to cover costs, but please pay what you feel is appropriate - the more you pay, the more goes directly to our chosen charity, CEA.
Arrive at 11 am for breakfast rolls, teas and coffees. For individual entrants, you will get introduced to your fellow team members, and we will run through the format and rules – and which holes have the important “longest drive” and “nearest the pin” prizes.
First groups tee off at 12.10, with the final group teeing off at 12.50, so we expect all to be back in the clubhouse for 5.00/5.15 where we will have drinks and award the prizes!
We raised £2,500 for the charity last year – let’s see what we can raise this year!
A great way to start the weekend, and help give something back to a most worthy cause.
The event is sponsored by AHEAD BUSINESS CONSULTING who are picking up all costs, so that 100% of your money goes to the charity.
Please contact neil.bradbrook@abc.business if you have any questions.
About Committed to Ending Abuse.
CEA supports adults, children and young people in the Falkirk area who have been affected by domestic abuse and trauma.
CEA is a fully inclusive service committed to ending all forms of abuse. They provide individual support as well as group work, including: counselling, mentoring, support networks, creative and expressive arts workshops, parenting workshops, and training for other organisations. They provide support and advice to anyone regardless of age, beliefs, ethnicity, faith, gender, sexual orientation and race.
It was first established in 1976 as Falkirk and District Women’s Aid, part of the Scottish Women’s Aid network.