Supporting Active Duty & Veterans Through Golf Initiatives
Mission
Our Goal
We strive to offer programs that will improve participants’ physical, mental and social well-being. Healing begins from within the family unit, and we encourage families to attend our programs together.
About RFHF
Range Fore Hope Foundation 501 (c) (3)
Retired US Army First Sergeant Alvin King, founded King Fore a Day, a Veteran charity golf event. The goal was to support South Carolina-based Veteran non-profit organizations to combat the impacts of PTSD within the Veteran community. As a former combat veteran with multiple deployments, he wants to provide support to Veterans and their families through the Range Fore Hope Foundation Programs.
Since 2018, we have donated to Project Josiah, a Veteran peer-to-peer counseling non-profit organization in South Carolina. The donated funds supported the training of over 40 Peer Facilitators throughout the state. We also contributed to PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) Columbia. The previous funds have supported over 100 combat disabled Veterans through the game of golf with HOPE Certified PGA Professionals.
Our Vision
What The Future of Range For Hope Foundation Looks Like
Our Vision: The past few years we have been able to serve the entire military community and Adaptive Golfers. We have been recognized as a leader in diversity, equity, and inclusion within the game of golf and we will continue to serve the most inclusive and diverse population we can reach!!
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Supporting Active Duty & Veterans through Golf Initiatives
Mission
Our Goal
We strive to offer programs that will improve participants’ physical, mental and social well-being. Healing begins from within the family unit, and we encourage families to attend our programs together.
About RFHF
Range Fore Hope Foundation 501 (c) (3)
Retired US Army First Sergeant Alvin King, founded King Fore a Day, a Veteran charity golf event. The goal was to support South Carolina-based Veteran non-profit organizations to combat the impacts of PTSD within the Veteran community. As a former combat veteran with multiple deployments, he wants to provide support to Veterans and their families through the Range Fore Hope Foundation Programs.
Since 2018, we have donated to Project Josiah, a Veteran peer-to-peer counseling non-profit organization in South Carolina. The donated funds supported the training of over 40 Peer Facilitators throughout the state. We also contributed to PGA HOPE (Helping Our Patriots Everywhere) Columbia. The previous funds have supported over 100 combat disabled Veterans through the game of golf with HOPE Certified PGA Professionals.
Our Vision
What The Future of Range For Hope Foundation Looks Like
Become A Sponsor of RFHF