DOAM Foundation Hosts 15th Charity Golf Tourney, Targets Greater Impact
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- The DOAM Foundation is hosting its 15th annual charity golf tournament on April 18 at Ikoyi Club 1938, expecting around 160 players.
- The event aims to raise funds for the foundation's humanitarian interventions and has garnered support from numerous sponsors across various sectors.
- Since its inception, the DOAM Foundation has impacted over 98,000 lives, with hopes to further extend its reach through the proceeds of this year's tournament.
The DOAM Foundation is once again demonstrating its commitment to humanitarian causes by hosting its 15th annual charity golf tournament. This prestigious event, scheduled for April 18 at the esteemed Golf Section of Ikoyi Club 1938, is a cornerstone of the foundation's fundraising efforts and a significant fixture in the social calendar for golf enthusiasts.
The event will also provide an opportunity to appreciate corporate organisations and individuals that have consistently supported the competition since its maiden edition.
With approximately 160 players set to compete following earlier qualifying rounds, the tournament promises a day of spirited competition, camaraderie, and the chance to win attractive prizes. More importantly, it serves as a vital platform for the DOAM Foundation to garner the necessary support for its extensive humanitarian interventions, which have already touched the lives of over 98,000 individuals since the foundation's inception.
The annual charity golf tournament, the media liaison officer noted, serves as a major fundraising platform for its humanitarian interventions, while also fostering networking and recreational engagement among participants and stakeholders.
The broad spectrum of sponsors and partners, ranging from financial services and insurance to healthcare and hospitality, underscores the widespread corporate and public trust in the DOAM Foundation's mission. Notable supporters include AccessARM Pension Managers, ARM Holdings Company, First Bank of Nigeria, Zenith Bank, and many others, reflecting a collective commitment to making a tangible difference.
On the impact, Osunsina noted that the organisation has impacted over 98,000 lives since inception, largely through the backing of partners and sponsors.
As the foundation looks towards 2026, the success of this tournament is crucial for extending its reach and impact. The event not only facilitates vital fundraising but also fosters valuable networking opportunities among stakeholders, reinforcing the collaborative spirit that drives the foundation's success. This tournament is a testament to how sports and philanthropy can converge to create lasting positive change in the community.
According to her, the foundation hopes to extend its reach further in 2026 through the support garnered from this year’s tournament.
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