Grey Oaks Country Club has launched Grey Oaks Cares, a philanthropic initiative that raised $750,000 for 50 local charities. Committed to making a meaningful impact on the greater Naples community, the club raised the money during its inaugural single-day golf tournament.
Primary beneficiaries include Grace Place, Guadalupe Center, Habitat for Humanity of Collier County, Pathways Early Education Center of Immokalee, Providence House, St. Matthew’s House, STARability Foundation, The Shelter for Abused Women and Warrior Homes of Collier County.
The event was organized by volunteer committee members Donna Burke, Jeff Diermeier, Bryan Gentry, Steve Granger, Jim and Kim Hummer and Ann McAloon, ensuring 100% of all funds raised benefited the charities.
“For years, our membership has been the catalyst behind positive change and improvement in Collier County,” said Don Emery, general manager of Grey Oaks Country Club. “They have shared their time, talents and resources to ensure that the lives of those less fortunate are improved. We look forward to continuing this tradition next year with the Grey Oaks Cares ‘Week of Giving’ and an ambitious goal of raising over $1 million for the local community.”
Grey Oaks Country Club serves the Grey Oaks and Estuary communities, members from Moorings Park at Grey Oaks, and non-resident club members. It has been designated a Platinum Club® by Club Leaders Forum, Florida Golf Course of the Year by the National Golf Course Association, and a Top 100 Golf Community by Travel + Leisure Magazine. Amenities include three championship golf courses, a wellness center, two clubhouses, tennis, pickleball, bocce, and a resort-style pool.
Visit greyoakscc.com for more information.
