KELLY'S QUARTERBACK CORNER: AARON LEWIS HOSTS FIRST CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT AUGUST 11, 2012 IN MASSACHUSETTS

 

NASHVILLE, TN – July 31, 2012 – It Takes A Community Foundation, the charitable 501c3 organization started by multi-Platinum recording artist Aaron Lewis and his wife Vanessa, along with Crumpin-Fox Golf Club and Zeke’s Smokehouse Grill will host the first Aaron Lewis Invitational Charity Golf Tournament on Saturday, August 11, 2012, at the award-winning Crumpin-Fox Golf Club in Bernardson, MA. All the proceeds will benefit R.H. Conwell Community Education Center in Worthington, MA, an educational institution at the heart of its small community.

The tournament entry fee includes a round of golf with cart, a tee gift package, contests, lunch, a cocktail and dinner reception plus an evening concert featuring a performance from Lewis. Sponsorship packages are available. Please visit www.itacf.org for more information.

Tournament Details:
Date: Saturday, August 11, 2012
Location: Crumpin-Fox Golf Club (Parmenter Road, Bernardston, MA, 800-943-1901)
Time: 10:30 AM Registration and Warm Up
11:30 AM $50,000 Shootout Contest and Putting Contest Begin
11:45 AM Lunch courtesy of Zeke’s Smokehouse Grill
1:00 PM Shot-Gun Scramble Tournament
6:30 PM Cocktail Hour and Silent Auction
7:30 PM Dinner and Awards Presentations
8:45 PM Concert begins – Acoustic Set by Aaron Lewis

“Our philosophy at It Takes a Community Foundation is that it takes a community to sustain a community,” says Lewis. “With diminishing public services and towns in crisis, we are looking for ways to support local groups that strengthen, engage and enrich the communities near our home in western Massachusetts. The R.H. Conwell Community Education Center is certainly one of them. We fought against the school’s closing two years ago, when the state’s misappropriation of funds would have forced the kids from Worthington and the surrounding areas to bus one hour each way to school and back. The community pulled together to reopen the school but it takes donations, corporate sponsors, grants and multiple fundraisers such as this one to keep the doors open for these kids.”