Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble raises over $11K
Courtesy Photo The team of Dean Caldwell, Thomas York, Tyler Little, and Clint Miller placed first in the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
ALPENA — On June 14, Alpena Childcare and Development Center held the first Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble at Rivers Edge, raising $11,309.72 toward their capital campaign to add more preschool classrooms to accommodate 50 more students. ACDC’s capital campaign has now raised $152,038.02 toward a matching grant with the Besser Foundation for $200,000.
The top three teams in the golf scramble were:
First place — Dean Caldwell, Thomas York, Tyler Little, and Clint Miller.
Second place — Jordan Woodruff, Josh Brunner, Mark Garber-Biggs, and Andrew Seguin.
Third place — Scott Gilmet, John Negro, Austin Gilmet, and Richard Binkowski.
Courtesy Photo The team of Jordan Woodruff, Josh Brunner, Mark Garber-Biggs, and Andrew Seguin placed second in the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Individual contest winners were:
Closest to the pin #3: Thomas York.
Men’s longest putt #8: Keegan Spomer.
Women’s longest putt #8: Ashley Bialek.
Closest to the object #10: Jason Henry.
Courtesy Photo The team of Scott Gilmet, John Negro, Austin Gilmet, and Richard Binkowski placed third in the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Men’s longest drive #18: Gary Dodd.
Women’s longest drive #18: Ashley Bialek.
ACDC’s next fundraising event is Saturday, July 19 at McRae Park. The childcare center is partnering up with the Michigan Brown Trout Festival for a two-day pickleball tournament. Adults play Saturday and kids Sunday. For more information, visit www.browntroutfestival.com/pickleball-tournaments.
The annual Alpena Childcare Gala will be Friday, Nov. 7 at The Depot on Fletcher Street in Alpena.
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- Courtesy Photo The team of Dean Caldwell, Thomas York, Tyler Little, and Clint Miller placed first in the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo The team of Jordan Woodruff, Josh Brunner, Mark Garber-Biggs, and Andrew Seguin placed second in the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo The team of Scott Gilmet, John Negro, Austin Gilmet, and Richard Binkowski placed third in the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo Terry Curtis, Jim Scully, Harry Wilcox, and Darrell Lachapell pose for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo Summer Werth, Ryan Woodruff, Jackie Krawczak, and Robert Barrigar gather for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo Ben Henry, Jason Henry, Sean McNamara, and Brandon Whitscell pose for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo Jay Hammond and Tom Skiba smile for a photo at the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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- Courtesy Photo Erinn Kane, Jeremy Cousineau, Joe LaFave, and Leah LaFave pose for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Courtesy Photo Terry Curtis, Jim Scully, Harry Wilcox, and Darrell Lachapell pose for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Courtesy Photo Summer Werth, Ryan Woodruff, Jackie Krawczak, and Robert Barrigar gather for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Courtesy Photo Ben Henry, Jason Henry, Sean McNamara, and Brandon Whitscell pose for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Courtesy Photo Jay Hammond and Tom Skiba smile for a photo at the June 14 Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
Courtesy Photo Erinn Kane, Jeremy Cousineau, Joe LaFave, and Leah LaFave pose for a photo at the Putting for Preschoolers golf scramble.
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