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WELCOME
As summer quickly moves towards fall, our players' focus turns to the PGA TOUR Playoffs for the FedExCup. Our focus, however, is on the many volunteer service projects and fundraising activities we have remaining on the 2008 calendar. The opportunity to give back presents itself in many ways, through donations of time, product and money. Any time we can reach out and make just a small difference in the life of a child, it reinforces to us the reason we are working together. Every tournament played on PGA TOUR and Nationwide Tour leaves charity dollars in the local community long after the last ball has dropped. The members of the PGA TOUR Wives Association reach out to make a difference one week, one event, one step at a time. A helping hand, a kind word, a few dollars can make a significant impact on a child, a family, a life. Won't you join us? Take a look at our site, see the many upcoming events currently planned and how you can help support our efforts.

Food sorting competition at the Greater Boston Food Bank in 2007.
Giving
Time to Others
Giving Back to Communities
Giving Through Golf
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COMING UP!
2009 TOUR WIVES GOLF CLASSIC
March 3, 2009
PGA National/Honda Classic
As a 20-year tradition, the PGA TOUR Wives Association will be competing in their TOUR Wives Golf Classic for the second consecutive year during The Honda Classic. This 9-hole fundraising event features a role-reversal for TOUR pros who will be carrying golf bags, raking bunkers and tending flags as their wives tee it up anywhere in the fairway playing. If you are interested in becoming a sponsoring partner, click here to download the form. See you there!
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** NEW **
ONLINE DONATIONS
We are now able to accept online donations through our partnership with JustGive.org. To make your tax deductible donation, click on the link below.

Thank you for your support in helping needy children and their families!
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