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Lowell charity golf tournament benefiting children of military heroes raises $35,000

All proceeds will support essential programs for military families and the children of wounded, ill and fallen service members.
Credit: Camp Corral

ROGERS, Ark. — A charity golf tournament benefiting Camp Corral, a non-profit supporting children of wounded, ill and fallen military heroes, started in Rogers Friday and raised $35,000 thanks to the donations of players, sponsors and supporters.  

All proceeds will support essential programs for military families and the children of wounded, ill and fallen service members. 

The tournament was held at the Lost Springs Golf & Athletic Club. It was the eighth annual event. 

Prizes included $800 for the 1st place winner, $600 for 2nd place, $400 for 3rd place and a surprise for the 4th place winner. 

Since its inception in 2011, Camp Corral has served nearly 29,000 children from every state with resilience-based programs focused on the shared challenges military children across the nation share. 

You can learn more about Camp Corral by visiting this link. 

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