The objectives of Get Golfing are to increase participation in golf, nurture a culture of inclusion at our venues, and promote the use of our facilities to non-golfers and other non-profit organisations within our communities.
Get Golfing’s CEO, Edward Richardson, proposed that we collectively adopt a different strategy for 2022 where the Club as a whole dedicate its support to one local charity. Get Golfing have hired a designated member of the team who will work with the Captain’s and the chosen charity to promote the following:
- Fundraising within the membership and visitors for the local charity.
- Support the charity by creating greater awareness within both the club and the local community, to increase engagement with the charity.
- Use of club facilities at no cost.
By coming together as a Club, we can achieve more:
- We can raise more funds for the chosen charity without having to constantly chase members for greater contributions.
- We can enhance the awareness that the charity’s good work.
- We will play an active role in helping our local communities and bringing us together in a common goal.
- We will expand the impact of the chosen charity through our support and the use of our facilities.
Our Club Charities
Corbets Tey School – Their Vision
To strive to have a learning culture where we aspire for success for every member, where thinking, problem solving and risk taking are encouraged. A journey to success where barriers are only hurdles to be overcome and challenges stimulate our learning. We are committed to giving our best in all we do to ensure our children are prepared for the future, both through engaging, meaningful education and by developing confidence, self-belief and resilience. We will create a community where values are shared and respect is integral; a community where each individual is understood, nurtured, kept safe and celebrated. We value working with parents and are committed to effective partnerships.
- About Corbets Tey School
Corbets Tey School is a school for pupils with Complex Learning Needs. The school is a state maintained, foundation special school situated in Upminster, Essex in the southeast of the London Borough of Havering. Up to 155 children and young people attend the school aged 4 to 19, all with Education, Health and Care Plans detailing educational needs including communication and interaction difficulties, Autism and medical syndromes and physical and sensory needs. The school is split over two sites with Pre-16 students at the main site in Upminster and Post 16 students at the CTS at The Avelon provision in Rainham.
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- Our fundraising journey so far
Check out how Warley Park is doing on it’s fundraising journey for Corbets Tey School so far:
