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Thank you for golfing FORE the Children!

Caroline's Promise is truly thankful for Dickie and Wanda Trexler who organized a golf tournament to support our "Raising a Promise" project.  Over $2000 was raised and the teams had a blast!  What was so special is that Dickie and Wanda decided to use what they are interested in (golf) to make a difference for kids in Guatemala!  And they did it with very little help from Caroline's Promise which was a blessing for our often "burned out on fundraising" team.

Of course the event would not have been possible without the support of our Hole Sponsors, listed below.  Please take the time to check out their businesses and when you have the opportunity, thank them for supporting Caroline's Promise!

We also want to thank the golfers and volunteers who spent their Friday making a difference for kids!
Wanda and her ladies

 Hole Sponsors
Oak Ridge Builders, Vernon Carter
Trexler Insurance & Services, Inc.
Holbrook Marriage & Family Counseling, PLLC
Bull & Beard
Pine Knolls Golf Course
Insperity Support Services
Keith A Tuttle Livestock
Modern Marble & Glass, Inc.
Craft Insurance
Labels, Tags & Inserts, Inc.
Rod Farrell
Fogleman & Associates of N.C.
Unlimited Nutrition, Inc.
Impact Fulfillment
Bill & Joan Tatum
SFW

Gifts in Kind
Dairio
Fry Financial Group
Richard & Wanda Trexler
Carolina Bank




First Place Team (minus one)
2nd Place Team

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