GTM GOLF FOUNDATION FOR KIDS INC
EIN 93-2393364 · Fund Raising & Fund Distribution - Youth Development (O12)
What they do
Our Organization Held 2 Fundraising Events Which Enabled The Following Grants. Granted $17,000 to Holdiay Helper Association to Provide Approximately 107 Children of Fort Lee Service Members Stationed Fort Lee In Virginia With Christmas Gifts and Developmental Experiences. Granted $12,500 to Comfort Zone Camp to Send 16 Children of Veterans Whove Lost A Parent to A Grief Counseling Camp. Granted $5,000 to Ask Childhood Cancer Foundation to Award Each of 5 Children of Veterans Whove Survived Cancer A $1,000 Scholarship. Granted A Laptop Computer, Printer and Remote Mouse Costing $4,027 ($805 / Family) to Each of 5 Families of Fort Lee Service Members Totalling 18 Kids. The Foundation Also Provided 2 Additional Grants Totaling $5,778 to Support Similar Youth Development and Veteran Family Initiatives for 11 Kids.
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About this charity
- Recognized since
- January 2024
- Location
- 4011 POPLAR GROVE RD, MIDLOTHIAN, VA 23112-4736
- County
- Chesterfield
- In care of
- % ROBERT HENSHAW