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Making a Difference: Giving on the Green
Steve Baune set up a table by the fifth hole so passing golfers could take a Bloody Mary. He died in 2014. The tournament his Rotary club built in his name returns to Piper Glen on September 28, having raised more than $500,000.
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Bloody Marys on Five Golf Tournament Marks 12 Years
The Bloody Marys on Five charity golf tournament, held September 28 at TPC Piper Glen, began in 2014 as a tribute to Steve Baune, a Rotarian who kept a stocked drinks table on his lawn by the fifth hole. Twelve years in, it has passed $500,000 in donations.
Making a Difference: Giving on the Green
Steve Baune set up a table by the fifth hole so passing golfers could take a Bloody Mary. He died in 2014. The tournament his Rotary club built in his name returns to Piper Glen on September 28, having raised more than $500,000.
Feeding Charlotte Rescues Food Before It Hits the Dumpster
Feeding Charlotte moved more than 1.3 million pounds of surplus food last year, turning it into over 1.1 million meals across three counties at about 25 cents a meal. A round-up campaign, a kickball tournament and a summit are the next ways to help.