The 36th Annual EHTC Chipping for Charity Golf Outing will take place June 25, 2024!

We are thrilled to announce Paws With A Cause will be this year’s charity recipient!

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Meet Paws With A Cause, our 36th annual Chipping for Charity Golf Outing recipient!

Each year we select a different local nonprofit organization to donate the proceeds of our annual outing.

Making our recipient selection is never easy with so many wonderful and worthy causes, but it is a rewarding task as our team at EHTC prides themselves in giving back to the local community!

Paws With A Cause enhances the independence and quality of life for people with disabilities nationally through custom-trained assistance dogs, and focuses on increasing awareness of the rights and roles of assistance dog teams through education and advocacy. Proceeds from Chipping for Charity Golf Outing will help to support the specialized and custom-training PAWS assistance dogs receive.

More About Paws With A Cause:

  • PAWS assistance dogs can be trained in up to 30 tasks.

  • PAWS assistance dogs typically serve their client for 10 years and PAWS provide a lifetime commitment to their clients.

  • PAWS serves clients in over 20 states, mostly east of the Mississippi.

  • PAWS prioritizes active military personnel and veterans.

  • PAWS has provided over 3,200 assistance dogs to people with disabilities in their 43 years of operation.

  • You can become a PAWS assistance dog volunteer and change a life! You can serve as a foster puppy raiser or breeding host home to join the PAWS Family.

Our 2024 event will take place Tuesday, June 25, 2024 at Scott Lake Golf & Practice Center!

What is Chipping for Charity?

In addition to being able to help a local charity, our Chipping for Charity outing gives us the opportunity to support other local small businesses, and holding it at Scott Lake Golf & Practice Center in Comstock Park is part of that. Since 1962, the Center has welcomed golf enthusiasts of all skill levels to their public course, and their passion aligns with ours in the way they treat all of their guests.

All of us at EHTC strive to maintain a balance of hard work, fun, and philanthropic endeavors,  and this event represents all of those efforts well. Since we first started Chipping for Charity, more than $350,000 has been raised and invested into West Michigan nonprofit organizations.

We couldn’t be happier to give back to the community that has given so much to us!

Chipping for Charity is a yearly event that’s close to the hearts of all of us at EHTC. Through it, we live and breathe our core values: Willingness to Grow, Going Above and Beyond, Passion for Living, and Teamwork.

Each year, we select a different local nonprofit organization to be the recipient of the Chipping for Charity golf outing proceeds.

At EHTC we’re not only committed to helping clients and team members reach their full potential; we extend that philosophy to the community at large, and that’s why these types of events are so meaningful to us.

2023 Recap: Meet CASA of Kent County, our 35th annual Chipping for Charity Golf Outing recipient!

Each year we select a different local nonprofit organization to donate the proceeds of our annual outing.

Making our recipient selection is never easy with so many wonderful and worthy causes, but it is a rewarding task as our team at EHTC prides themselves in giving back to the local community!

Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) of Kent County recruits, screens, and trains volunteers to advocate in court for children in our community who have experienced abuse or neglect. Proceeds from Chipping for Charity will help fund efforts to recruit CASA volunteers, a critical need to provide these important services.

More About CASA:

  • The 17th Circuit Court Family Division judges founded CASA to enlist dedicated advocates for children in the court system.

  • Before being matched with a child or sibling group, CASA volunteers receive extensive training and become officers of the court.

  • CASA volunteers work diligently to build strong, supportive relationships with the children and to gather relevant information from multiple sources to fully understand their circumstances.

  • The goal for each child is to find a safe, loving, permanent home, whether through reunification, guardianship, or adoption.

  • Research shows that children who have a CASA spend less time in foster care and have superior outcomes in other facets of their lives.

Our 2023 event took place on Tuesday, June 27, 2023. We hosted 128 golfers (32 teams) and 24 EHTC volunteers.

We were also thrilled we got to present a check of $22,000 to CASA Kent County! Thank you, West Michigan, for your deep generosity!