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Sedona Police hosting golf fundraiser for Special Olympics
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Sedona Red Rock News
3rd annual event to bring 120 golfers together to scrambleIt’s tee time for Special Olympics Arizona.
The Sedona Police Department will host its third annual Golf Scramble on Saturday, Sept. 12, at Oakcreek Country Club in the Village of Oak Creek.
“Basically, it is a golf tournament and a scramble to raise money to benefit Special Olympics Arizona, so all the proceeds will go directly back to Special Olympics Arizona to help the athletes be able to participate in the sports and programming free of charge,” Special Olympics Arizona Law Enforcement Torch Run Coordinator Melissa Bremner said.
Banner and flag sponsorships are $295 each — 18 flag slots are available, and flag sponsors keep their hole flag, unframed, after the scramble.
The more we can do for them, the better the experiences they can have within Special Olympics.”