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Habitat for Humanity "Homes in One" Charity Golf Tournament
Friday, September 27, 2024
- Time
- 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM
- Venue
- Cottonwood Golf Course, Nanaimo, V9X 1T1
- Price
- $600
Saturday, September 27th, it's 1st Annual Habitat for Humanity 'Homes in One' Golf Tournament to support Habitat for Humanity!
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Grab your clubs, gather your friends, and get ready to tee off for a good cause as we welcome you to the 1st Annual Habitat for Humanity 'Homes in One' Golf Tournament. Join Nesma Construction in supporting Habitat for Humanity (Mid-Island and North Island) for a fun day on the greens at Cottonwood Golf Course. This inaugural tournament aims to contribute to a cause that brings hope and stability to families in need, enhancing the quality of life in our communities. To register, visit Homes in One.
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Venue
Cottonwood Golf Course
1975 Haslam Road
Nanaimo
V9X 1T1
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