6th Annual Glow in the Dark Charity Golf Tournament & Party

THE EVENT  Alternative Education Foundation, a leading non-profit organization dedicated to improving the lives of children, will hold its Sixth Annual Charity Glow-In-The-Dark Golf Tournament & Party on Friday, November 8th at the Fort Lauderdale Country Club. Funds raised at the event will support research and programs that help children develop the cognitive, social, physical and academic skills necessary to live constructively in society.

Participants will enjoy an evening of dinner, nine-hole scramble, silent auction, after party and prize ceremony. Guests can bid on silent auction items including trips, spa days, fine dining and sports memorabilia. The online portion of the auction is open to the public through Wednesday, November 6th, 2013 and will conclude with the live event Friday, November 8th, 2013. 

THE CAUSE  Alternative Education Foundation is a leading non-profit 501(c) 3 organization helping support children and families affected by Autism, Asperger’s, Anxiety, Depression, Attention Deficit, and other social/communication disorders.

AEF operates schools, holds conferences, hosts workshops, conducts research projects and raises funds. The primary goal of the Foundation is to assist these at-risk children and adolescents by generating education and support groups for social skill development, academic advancement and sensory integration. Without intervention and assistance it is impossible for these children to succeed in traditional school settings.

Founded in 2002 by a group of parents with special needs children, AEF currently operates three schools in the U.S. and consults educational institutions, professionals and families around the globe. With your help we can create lasting changes in the lives of children in the United States and around the world. ?

TICKETS  Individual party tickes are $50 and include dinner, open bar, entertainment, raffle and special gifts. Individual player tickets are $200 and include golf for one, dinner, open bar, entertainment, raffle and special gifts.

THE SPONSORS
Pura Botanica
Vacation Village
The Walter and Christina Griffith Foundation, Inc.
One Beat CPR and AED
Premier Beverage
Boucher Brothers
Bacardi
Laurie Finklestein Reader Team
Countyline Chiropractic 
West Broward Foot and Ankle Specialists
Dr. Todd Kazdan
Outrageous Productions
And our Media sponsor Lifestyle Media Group
 
Saturday, November 9
Alternative Education
Foundation Golf Event
The Fort Lauderdale 
Country Club
415 E Country Club Drive
Plantation, FL 33317
954-587-4700
Friday, November 8
Registration begins at 5pm
 

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