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June 7 FamilyFOREward golf outing to raise funds for families

Local nonprofit to hold golf outing fundraiser to benefit low-income working families in the northwest suburbs.

FamilyForward staff and board members enjoyed helping out at last year’s FamilyFOREward Golf Outing. Shown: Pam Van De Walle, case manager (center), and board members Donna Anderson (left) and Jane Drezen (right).
FamilyForward staff and board members enjoyed helping out at last year’s FamilyFOREward Golf Outing. Shown: Pam Van De Walle, case manager (center), and board members Donna Anderson (left) and Jane Drezen (right).

Arlington Heights based nonprofit FamilyForward will host its second annual FamilyFOREward Golf Outing on Wednesday, June 7, at Old Orchard Country Club (700 W. Rand Rd., Mt. Prospect). Golfers of all skill levels are invited to gather a foursome and register for this fun event. “It will be a great day out on the links with friends, all to benefit low-income, working families in the northwest suburbs on their paths to financial stability and independence,” said Erica Chianelli, FamilyForward executive director.

The schedule for June 7 includes check-in at 11 am, followed by a shotgun start at noon. Participants will enjoy 18 holes of golf (scramble format), a hotdog lunch and a concluding program at 5 pm featuring prizes and a buffet dinner. The registration fee is $550 for a foursome or $150 for a single golfer with Early Bird Registration by May 1. After that, prices increase by $50 for foursomes and $10 for individuals. Registration closes May 22. To register, visit family-forward.org/golf-outing. Contact Erica Chianelli with questions or to sponsor this event, at erica.chianelli@family-forward.org or 847-342-0846. May 15 is the sponsor deadline.

FamilyForward serves low-income, working families in the northwest suburbs by providing rent assistance, targeted, needs-based mentoring, and other services for up to two years. “As we celebrate our 20th anniversary this year, FamilyForward remains laser-focused on helping families across the northwest suburbs meet and rise above the daily sources of financial stress and life challenges they face every day. This event is an important way to help us do our work to empower families,” Chianelli said. To learn more about FamilyForward and how to get involved, visit family-forward.org.

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