Through their annual charity golf tournament, Steelworkers in Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., have raised an impressive $18,311 for a great cause in their community.
Members of USW local unions in Sault Ste. Marie hosted their 5th annual Charity Golf Tournament at Crimson Ridge Golf Course on Aug. 11, to support the Twinkie Foundation, which provides funding to families who must travel for medical care for children under 18.
The fun and inclusive USW event welcomed golfers from all backgrounds to enjoy a day on the course while supporting their community.
The impressive fund-raising total reflects the incredible generosity and collective efforts of participants and sponsors. It’s a testament to what we can achieve when we come together for a meaningful cause.
Over the past five years, the USW golf tournament, with unwavering support from Steelworkers and their community, has raised $66,571.35 for the Twinkie Foundation.
The Steelworkers extend heartfelt thanks and gratitude to all the sponsors who made this event possible, including: Soo Foundry, Mark’s Bay RV Park, USW NEQAC, USW Locals 8748, 9260, 2020, 9548, 2251, 2724, 7129, 6500, 5481 and 9422, Northern Insurance, Navacord, Universal Promotions, USW National Director Marty Warren, Gateway Casinos, Algoma Steel, Paliare Roland, Orazietti & Orazietti, Seabrook Plumbing and Heating, Boniferro Mill Works, USW District 6 Director Myles Sullivan, Your Neighbourhood Credit Union, Sault Ste. Marie Airport Development Corporation, Painters and Allied Trades International Union Local 1904, Esquire Club, Matthewson Office Pro, Metro Market Mall, Sault Ste. Marie Country Club, Service Rental, Sports Centre, Superior Dodge and Metro Northern Avenue.
The Twinkie Foundation is committed to helping relieve some of the financial burden incurred by families within a 100-kilometre radius of Sault Ste. Marie, who must travel outside the community for medical purposes for children under the age of 18.
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