AART celebrates the success of their 14th Annual Tee Off for Children’s Literacy golf tournament, raising funds to support their free preschool program
With perfect weather and a wonderful turnout, AART’s 14th Annual Tee Off for Children’s Literacy was a great success! The day was filled with energy, laughter, and a shared commitment to giving young children the educational start they deserve! From the first tee to the final putt, AART’s community showed up with a passion for expanding access to education.
There were some amazing golfers that joined the AART team on the green this year. Congratulations to the following golfers for placing in this year’s tournament!
⛳Closest to the Pin – Dillon O’Connor
🏌️Longest Drive (Ladies) – Julie Capretti
🚩Longest Drive (Mens) – Zac Versas
🏆1st Place Gross – Double Eagle Title
Team: John Gray, Dan Lesando, Danny Ott & Zac Versas
🥈2nd Place Gross – AT&T
Team: Dylan McGuire, Connor McGuire & Garrett McGuire
🏆1st Place Net – Wealthspire
Team: Scott Dillie, Jack Keating, Ted Leasure & Jake Obringer
AART’s sponsors, volunteers, staff, and participants helped make this event a success – a true hole in one for their students. Their community’s support fuels their mission and inspires their students to reach for the bright futures they have ahead of them!
Every dollar raised will go directly toward AART’s free preschool program, expanding access to high-quality learning experiences during the most critical years of development.
AART is already looking forward to next year’s tournament. It will be Tee Off’s 15th anniversary, and it is certain to be a can’t miss celebration of this special fundraising event! Details about next year’s tournament are forthcoming.
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All Ages Read Together (AART) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) dedicated to educating children in need with free preschool programs in their communities. We envision a future where all children, especially our most vulnerable, enter school prepared to learn and succeed. We strive for a future in which public education includes universal access to preschool, making the need for AART obsolete.
To learn more about AART’s mission, visit https://allagesreadtogether.org.
