White River Valley Electric Trust Foundation has awarded more than $1.4 million in scholarships in the past 11 years to students in the cooperative’s service area of Christian, Douglas, Ozark, Taney and Stone counties.
“As part of our commitment to community, we are honored to be able to help area students in their efforts to earn a higher degree,” White River Valley Electric Cooperative’s CEO Chris Hamon said. “It is thanks to our member-owners that we are able to provide this support.”
That generosity of spirit is why the Price Cutter Charity Championship presented by Dr Pepper (PCCC) is pleased to partner with the foundation again this August at the co-op’s Education and Energy Pro-Am at Ledgestone Country Club in Branson. The event is set for Sunday, August 7.
The PCCC is part of the PGA Tour’s annual Web.com Tour stop in Springfield. The non-profit has gifted more than $13 million for children’s charities in the past 26 years. If you would like to assist the PCCC, here are some great ways to do so:
RISING STARS, RAISING HOPES
- BUSINESS SPONSORSHIPS: Businesses also can support the PCCC through various sponsorships, such as the skyboxes on the 9th and 18th greens (with food badges), on-course signage and events such as a dozen Pro-Ams. Businesses also can donate a gift card with at least a $25 value in the name of your charity of choice to benefit them in the Golf Ball & Charity Auction presented by Copy Products, Inc. and University Plaza.
- WIN A NEW TRUCK: The purchase of a $25 TLC Properties Charity Sweepstakes ticket can win one of 500 daily gift cards as well as grand prizes of $10,000 and a 2016 Ford F-150 XLT. It’s also good for a four-day tournament pass.
- SEE THE FUTURE OF THE PGA TOUR: The PCCC is from Aug. 5-15, with the pros beginning play on Aug. 11 at Highland Springs Country Club. For tickets or other ways to assist, call the Price Cutter Charity Championship staff at 417-887-3400.
Dawie vander Walt won the 2015 PCCC. (Photo courtesy of StidzMedia.)
