Westbrook is Giving a Huge Thank You to Mountaineer Food Bank!
- sflusche4
- Mar 2, 2022
- 2 min read
Because of the Mountaineer Food Bank, Westbrook was recently awarded $15,000 through the Cares Act. It would have not been possible without them, so we want to take a quick moment to highlight their annual fundraising event they are holding this summer at Stonewall Resort.
A letter from Becky Conrad:
Dear Friends,
Mark your calendars for July 22nd and 23rd for an exciting 18-hole scramble at Stonewall Resort. We invite you to join us for a fun weekend of golf, prizes, and networking opportunities, while supporting our mission to feed West Virginia's hungry.
Mountaineer Food Bank is the largest emergency food provider in the state of West Virginia, serving families, children, seniors, and individuals at risk of hunger. In 2021, we distributed over 23 million pounds of food throughout our network. This was made possible through the ongoing support and contributions made by our amazing donors. To continue these efforts, your support is needed.
Below is a link to our Tee to Table registration and sponsorship registration page. Click the link (or copy and paste it into browser) and enjoy our online registration forms in a much easier, more efficient process, @http://weblink.donorperfect.com/MFBT2T22. Registration must be completed by July 8th, 2022. Any sponsorships or teams registered after this date will not be guaranteed benefits listed).
Not a golfer? Not a problem! You can support our efforts by sponsoring our event. Sponsorship opportunities offer the chance to support our mission while having signage with your visible during the event. Please see the forms attached for all sponsorship opportunities we are offering.
We cannot thank you enough for your continued support of Mountaineer Food Bank and our mission. We are looking forward to our third Tee to Table Golf Tournament and hope that you will be a part of this exciting day.
If you have any questions, please contact us at (304)-701-2019 or email Becky Conrad at becky@mountaineerfoodbank.org.
Again, to register online, visit our page at http://weblink.donorperfect.com/MFBT2T22
we hope to see you there!
Becky Conrad - Community Engagement Specialist
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