In May, the Fresno Tee Off for Mental Health Golf Tournament is set to take place at Eagle Springs Golf and Country Club in Friant. This tournament aims to raise awareness about mental health issues and has a portion of its proceeds going towards supporting Fresno nonprofit 4C Children and Family Services. This organization helps at-risk children and families facing challenges in the area of mental health.
Golfers from across the Central Valley are invited to participate in this cause, as one in five adults live with a mental illness, according to the CDC. Comedian and radio host Andre Covington will be hosting the tournament, having personal experiences with mental health struggles in his family. He believes that by talking openly about mental health issues, it can help break down stigma and create a supportive community.
Event coordinator Kina McFadden emphasizes the importance of supporting mental health organizations that make a difference in the community. She believes that organizations like 4C Children and Family Services provide vital support and encouragement to those who are facing mental health challenges. The tournament is scheduled for May 17th, starting at 9 a.m., and registration and sponsorship opportunities are still available on the event’s website.
By participating in this tournament, golfers contribute to a cause that impacts many individuals and families in the Central Valley. Mental health is an essential part of overall well-being, and supporting mental health organizations can make a significant difference in the lives of those who are struggling. Follow Amanda Aguilar on social media for news updates and further information about the tournament.
The inaugural Fresno Tee Off for Mental Health Golf Tournament is coming soon to Eagle Springs Golf and Country Club in Friant. This event aims to raise awareness about mental health issues while also providing support for at-risk children and families facing challenges related to their mental well-being.
With one out of every five adults living with a mental illness according to the CDC, this golf tournament serves as an important reminder that we need to continue working towards breaking down stigma surrounding these conditions.
Comedian Andre Covington, who has personal experiences with these struggles himself, will be hosting this event alongside comedians from across Central California.
The event coordinator Kina McFadden highlights how crucial it is for us all to support organizations like 4C Children & Family Services which provide valuable resources & support systems for individuals facing these challenges.
On May 17th starting at 9 am., golfers will gather at Eagle Springs Golf & Country Club for some friendly competition while raising funds for an important cause.
Registration remains open until April 30th so don’t miss your chance! If you’re interested or have any questions please visit their website today!
