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7th Annual ‘Walk to End Alzheimer’s’ Golf Outing & Fundraiser

Jul 28, 2016

 

7th Annual ‘Walk to End Alzheimer’s’

Golf Outing & Fundraiser

Nearly 200 golfers came out bright and early on Thursday July 14th to Tanglewood Golf Club in South Lyon, MI to participate in the 7th Annual Walk to End Alzheimer’s Golf Outing. Hosted by Chris Maier of Blue Cross Blue Shield Michigan, the outing collectively raised over $46,000 for the Walk to End Alzheimer’s Lansing chapter. As a title sponsor of the event since its foundling in 2010, w3r is proud to contribute to the Walk to End Alzheimer’s dedicated effort to fund curative research, spread awareness about the disease as well as provide support and counseling for those facing Alzheimer’s.To contribute to the cause and make your mark, visit www.act.alz.org for more information on how to donate and updates on the next Walk to End Alzheimer event near you.

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