On April 2, The Cascades Golf Club hosted the Inaugural Royal Holly Cares Foundation Golf Tournament. The results were 32 teams and 128 players along with dozens of volunteers to help run a first class event in order to help raise necessary funds for the future of helping local families and individuals. The conditions were great as RHCF was able to raise over $50,000 which was drawn in by raffles, door prizes, and giveaways throughout the event. With plenty of great shots to be attested along with low scores, there were many cheers and high fives given as each participant enjoyed their time throughout the day.

With a successful tournament in the books, RHCF was able to start the 2018 year off with great expectations by raising hope and meeting needs due to the hard efforts of those who were able to give of their time, relationships, and effort. With each dollar received from
donations going directly back into the local community, each family and individual will be reached and impacted greatly as RHCF offers both personal, emotional, financial, and physical help to those in need. The annual golf tournament is one of the blood lines to raising enough capital each year through donations which allows RHCF to function when someone in need is called for.

As a summary of the event includes both great stories of individuals sharing their testimonies of faith and service, RHCF opened their doors to possible volunteers who were amongst the participants of the tournament. Several of the individuals and families RHCF has helped throughout the remainder of 2018 came from someone who learned about the foundation at the tournament. Along with opportunities and communication, RHCF leans on their partnership with the vast number of donations to be able to provide for their local community.