Circle Of Concern Charity Golf Tournament

The annual Circle Of Concern Charity Golf Tournament is fast approaching, September 11.  Registration will commence in June so keep on the lookout for the forms to register your teams, be a sponsor, and/or make a financial donation. 

Please visit http://www.discoverstmark.org/events/charity-golf-tournament/ for more information on registration, sponsors, donations, payment, etc.

Good news this year, there are two ways you can pay to play or donate.  If you would like to pay by credit card, you can call Circle Of Concern at 636-861-2623.  If you would like to pay by check, please make your check out to St Mark Presbyterian Church and along with your registration form place in the church office Golf Mailbox or mail it to the church.  Attention COC Charity Golf Tourney. You do NOT have to play in the tournament to support Circle and this worthy cause; you can support Circle as a “Sponsor” or “Friend”.  You can make a ‘cash’ donation and have the capability to spread your total donation out by making a couple of monthly payments during June/July/August/September to make it easier.

Circle Of Concern feeds the hungry and provides long-term and emergency assistance to low-income families living in western St Louis County.  St Mark supports this cause numerous ways through dry donations from our congregation of food, school supplies, birthday items, adopt a family, etc.  Another way to support Circle Of Concern is through financial donations.  The entire proceeds generated from this tournament goes to Circle Of Concern.  This is a premier event in Circle’s September “GO ORANGE” campaign to raise awareness of hunger.  This charity golf tournament has netted over $70,000 to date.  Cash contributions allows Circle of Concern to purchase items that cannot be generated through dry donations; i.e. dairy products, meat, frozen food, vegetables, and fruit to name a few.

Proverbs 19:17; Whoever is generous to poor lends to the Lord, and he will repay him for his deed.

Thank you and please keep those ‘in need’ in our hearts and prayers.  Personal disasters can happen to anyone and at any time.