CALIFORNIA, Ky. (March 7, 2023) – Holly Hill Child & Family Solutions, a non-profit organization with primary facilities in California and Highland Heights, Kentucky, has announced the return of its Annual Golf Event. This event has been a long-standing staple of the organization’s development and fundraising efforts and will now be held for the 61st consecutive year.
The organization is thrilled to invite golf enthusiasts and supporters to join them on Friday, June 9th, at a course new to this event, Kenton County Golf Course. Proceeds from the event support its mission to provide critical mental and behavioral health support to children and families in need.
“Holly Hill has been creating brighter futures for the children of Northern Kentucky for nearly 140 years. From our past as an orphanage to our residential and behavioral health services today, Holly Hill remains dedicated to building resilient children and families for a stronger Kentucky,” says Holly Hill CEO, James Sherry. “This is an important part of keeping us funded and connected with our community, allowing us to continue to fulfil that critical mission.
”Registration details, sponsorship opportunities, and other ways to support the mission of Holly Hill Child & Family Solutions at this year’s event are available on the organization’s website, Annual Golf Outing (hollyhill-ky.org), or by contacting the event organizers directly. The organization looks forward to seeing everyone on the course and thanks them for their continued support in making a real difference in the lives of the children and families it serves.
“It will be a day full of high-energy golfing fun, all in support of our mission to provide critical mental and behavioral health supports to children and families in need,” says Don Crouse, Director of Marketing and Development for Holly Hill. “This event promises to be a day of great golf, fun, food, and amazing company. Whether you’re an experienced golfer or just starting out, this event is perfect for anyone who wants to make a difference in our community.”
