WEST CHESTER, PA – West Chester University men's and women's head golf coach
Harry Hammond is partnering with Sow Good Now for the first
Harry Hammond Golf Give Back at The Golf Zone Family Fun Center on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m.
West Chester University's golf teams will work with youths from The Bridge Academy & Community Center to build community and practice philanthropy. Sow Good Now partners mature donors/sponsors with student athletes to bring resources to communities by creating and naming a Giving Fund, exploring causes they care about, grantmaking and inviting diverse youth from the communities to join in a day of sharing time, talent, treasures and ties.
"At Sow Good Now, we are raising the next generation of philanthropic athletes and pushing them to look inside themselves and share their unique gifts with others in their communities," president and co-founder Mary Fischer-Nassib said. "We are making an impact today by uplifting youth in underserved areas, and most importantly, we are building a better tomorrow by empowering athletes as community leaders.
"Harry (Hammond) has mentored Bill Macknis for years and now together, they are leading the WCU golf teams into the folds of active mentoring through this Golf GiveBack program."
The day begins at 9:30 a.m. when the youths arrive and receive T-shirts and golf clubs and continues with stations of organized instruction, lunch and fun games as a group, before departing at 2 p.m.
For more information on Sow Good Now, or to donate, please contact Mary Fischer-Nassib at
Mary@sowgoodnow.org.
