Upcoming golf tournaments

August 6, 2004

NH Business Review Staff,

A Child’s Gift Golf Tournament, Aug. 20, Nippo Lake Golf Club, Barrington. Proceeds to benefit Wide Horizons for Children’s Adoption Subsidy program which provides financial assistance to those looking to adopt a child. Cost: $100 per golfer. Contact: Rob Secinaro, 859-7958 or whfc.org. Registration forms can be downloaded at achildsgift.org.

7th Annual ISSI Corporate Golf Challenge, 9 a.m., Aug. 27, Androscoggin Valley Country Club, Berlin. Proceeds to benefit Special Olympics of New Hampshire. Cost: $500 per team of four. Contact: Angela Clark, Isaacson Structural Steel, 752-2044 x173.

Bonneville & Son Celebrity Golf Tournament, 1 p.m., Aug. 30, Manchester Country Club, Bedford. Proceeds to benefit Kristen’s Gift, an organization affiliated with Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center that assists children with cancer. Rico Petrocelli and Steve Shubert are among the sports celebrities scheduled to attend. Cost: $250 per golfer or $1,000 per foursome. Contact: Mike Donnell, Bonneville & Son, 624-9280 or kristensgift.com.

7th Annual Junior Senior Friends Program Charity Golf Tournament, 8:30 a.m., Sept. 13, Concord Country Club, Concord. Proceeds to benefit The Friends Program. Cost: $135 per player. Contact: Anne Omundson, The Friends Program, 228-1193.

NH Hospice and Palliative Care Organization Golf Tournament, 9 a.m., Sept. 13, Canterbury Woods Country Club, Canterbury. Tournament to benefit the NHHPCO in their mission to assist those with end-of-life care and the health professional and caregivers who support them. Cost: $150 per golfer, $600 per foursome. Contact: DeeMarie Pinfield, 669-8107, Mary Kazanowski, 472-2550 or nhho.org.

Women Supporting Women Golf Tournament, Sept. 20, Breakfast Hill Golf Club, Greenland. Proceeds to benefit the New Generation Shelter, a shelter for homeless pregnant women and mothers of young children. Shotgun start for 18-hole scramble format, four women per team. Cost: $100 per golfer. Sponsorships of $100 – $1,000 are available. Contact: Beverly Barney, 772-9012 or newgennh.com.

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