Franklin Memorial Hospital is excited to announce the 36th annual Health Care Golf Classic at Sugarloaf Golf Club on July 12. The goal of this event is to raise $30,000 for two important local health organizations: the Healthy Community Coalition of Greater Franklin County and the Martha B. Webber Breast Care Center. Participants who join us on the course will be directly contributing to improving health care access and services for those in need within our community.
The tournament will kick off with a cocktail reception at 45 North on Thursday evening, providing an opportunity for networking before the main event. For Thursday night lodging at Sugarloaf, please call 1-800-843-5623 and mention the Health Care Golf Classic. On Friday, highlights will include a four-person scramble, a continental breakfast, 18 holes of play at Sugarloaf’s stunning course, and a luncheon buffet. The day will also feature greens fee raffles, awards, a silent auction, and exclusive player swag bags. Prizes will be awarded to top-performing teams, closest-to-the-pin contenders, and those with the longest drives.
Businesses interested in supporting this cause can take advantage of sponsorship opportunities. To learn more or register a team or explore sponsorship opportunities visit www.fchn.org/golf . For inquiries please contact LeeAnna Lavoie at leeanna.lavoie@mainehealth.org or 207-779-2926 .
Join us for a day of golf and community support for local health initiatives at Sugarloaf Golf Club during the Franklin Memorial Hospital Health Care Golf Classic . The Healthy Community Coalition will use funds from the tournament to provide access to health screenings food transportation ,and other basic needs to improve overall health within our community . The Martha B Webber Breast Care Center program of Franklin Memorial Hospital offers timely access to state of the art breast cancer screening diagnostic clinical ,and care support services with locations in Farmington and Livermore Falls dedicated to memory of Martha B Webber Carrabassett valley resident who lost battle with breast cancer