Thank you to Brody Reddell and James Dotson for volunteering their time to help with many duties preparing for this wonderful golfing fundraiser to benefit United Way of Boone County, in Harrison, Arkansas!
They both put up all the signage at each of the 18 holes, drove and picked up donated coolers and then placed them at each hole filled with ice. This all happened on a very hot day. The clubhouse and presenting sponsor were both so appreciative of their help!
This tournament was held at the Harrison Country Club on June 24 and 25. Final results are not in as of yet, but word has it that the tourney raised more than $50,000 this year!
Ambassador Mindy Butler also helped volunteer inside the clubhouse preparing the golfers scorecards and drink tickets.
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