Find Golf Nonprofits and Charities

  falon wrote:

First Tee had an event open to the public to introduce themselves to parents and kids in the community. We took our 11 year old son to take a look. He was given a set of Golf Clubs and received help through the Golf course, and then we were provided an... more »

  Andy22 wrote:

Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting post-911 Wounded Warriors through the game of golf as part of their rehabilitation. We run golf clinics, supply equipment and provide golf experiences that help... more »

  Indpthwill wrote:

I went to visit with a friend to see how well she has been doing with vaulting. I was completely amazed by the facility and the staff. Such a great orginization and they perform amazing training and therapy for individuals. Little did I know, after visiting... more »

  golfmom23 wrote:

My junior golfer has been with the I Am A Golfer Foundation and we as a family have enjoyed the experience over the last few years. They are not only teaching him skill sets in his golfing techniques, but the core values taught to the players is essential... more »

  Katie wrote:

I have been involved with the First Tee of Denver for eight years. I started out as a participant in their 'Girls Night Out' Class then moved up to being a member of the 'Players Club'. I am now a Mentor over the summer and volunteer with the Read N Swing... more »

  marvin.bell@att.net wrote:

Wonderful job in reaching and teaching the youths of the greater killeen and surrounding communities in central Texas. Sidenote: Fort Hood is the largest Army installation in the free world, where a lot of families from all ethnic groups merge. CTPGA... more »

  Tom_80 wrote:

Our goal is to introduce golf to all 241 schools in the West valley of Phoenix AZ. this year we have signed enough schools to introduce 10,000 6-7-8 and 9 grad students to the life lessons,career and scholarship opportunists from golf.This is done at... more »

  David Wakefield wrote:

I have been a USGA member since 2005 and, as a life long golfer, I appreciate the work and role of the USGA. When I checked out the USGA rating on Charity Navigator, however, I was surprised it has a rating below 50. I am especially surprised that... more »

  Writer wrote:

Our family has played at the Children's Course for years. It is where our children were first exposed to golf. The 9-hole course is a good length for them to play. We appreciate the pro shop and the selection of used golf equipment. We recently purchased... more »

  Melvin Brown Jr. wrote:

The purpose of SWRGA is to promote the general interest and welfare of the true spirit of the game of golf; foster the concept of fellowship and brotherhood; create an atmosphere that supplemented the existing recreation, social, and health needs of golf... more »

  municon wrote:

There are so many reasons I support this organization. Marty Turcios is dedicated to helping others gain confidence in overcoming their hardships - just as he has overcome his cerebral palsy. His work with disabled or brain damged or emotionally hurting... more »

  debbyg93 wrote:

This organization gave my daughter an opportunity that she otherwise would have never had. It changed her attitude about life completely. Her grades got better, she made friends, and she found much more joy in life. I am grateful for this organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

excellent.Beyond ones comprehension. Staff is very co operative. They are helpful. Handles issues amicably. Professional environment. Handles wide variety of community services .Good adminstration work. Everything is in place. Small children handled... more »

  dekats1 wrote:

It appears that the information upon which you based your evaluation and scoring is behind the times and does not reflect the current state of Pro-Kids. You need to do an investigation of this non-profit and then review and update your rating. Perhaps... more »

  rbibeau wrote:

The Maine Golf House dba. The First Tee of Maine is an outstanding organization and is doing great work with the under served and under privileged young people here in Maine and should be at the top of every ones donation list. more »

  LittleSteps1 wrote:

Wonderful organization which benefits many local charities! more »

  William G.2 wrote:

In February 2007,I had a TBI brain injury. For three months will in. the hospital I keeptalking about golf they introduce me to Mendie Deer the exitive did.of Fore HopeAfter several weeks Fore Hope help me back to playing golf IAM still playing... more »

  Max_4 wrote:

what a phenomenal organization this it's in the best part of it is the fact that they teach the kids to life skills not just a game of golf and right now they need lots of donations to help them build their mentoring Center which would help kids who need... more »

Teaching the game of golf to loudoun co youth more »