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Finally, after an agonizing March full of rain and snow, spring is finally beginning to come out of its shell and reveal itself to Portland.  Soon we will have the pleasure of listening to the birds sing, smelling fresh cut green grass, and viewing that big, blinding orange circle in the sky that is rumored to be this object called, the Sun.  With the arrival of spring and “sun” comes the array of springtime activities such as; nice midday bicycle cruises through the city, Frisbee in the park, and an all time favorite for many, GOLF!

There are few other activities that allow you the relaxation and casual enjoyment of a beautiful spring day that golf does.  Whether you you’re a “3 under par” type of golfer, an “I’ve hit the ball so many times I decided it was just better to stop counting,” type of golfer, or a casual “par 3 hole over a nice cold beer” type of golfer, one cannot deny their enjoyment of this game.

So what better way then to kick off your spring/summer season with a golf tournament?  Portland Pedal Power presents to you the perfect way to kick off your spring/ summer season with some golf and goodwill at De Paul Treatment Center’s 9th Annual Charity Golf Tournament!  Not only will you have the pleasure of enjoying a nice relaxing day of golf with a provided lunch, a sit-down dinner, and all the cool stuff you’ll get for entering, but all the proceeds from this event will benefit De Paul Youth and Family centers whose objective is “to help men, women, youth and families create freedom from addiction.”

“There are few other activities that allow you the relaxation and casual enjoyment of a beautiful spring day that golf does.”

So we’re calling all golfers, people who have taken golf lessons, people who have taken a stab at golf, and people who play golf on your Nintendo Wii!  We don’t care if you play like Bagger Vance or Happy Gilmore (so long as you don’t punch people), its time to set down that Wii remote, polish your golf spikes, warm up your golf swings, look up some anger management techniques, and come to Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club May 30th to enjoy a day of golf and activities with the De Paul family!

 

De Paul Treatment Centers – Fun in the Sun for a Good Cause – Help At-Risk Youth Overcome Drug and Alcohol Addiction!

Are you ready to dust off the clubs and enjoy a day on a world class golf course? Join De Paul Treatment Centers on May 30th, 2012 at Pumpkin Ridge Golf Club for our 9th Annual Charity Golf Tournament.  Registration starts at 10:30 with tee off time at 12:00pm.  Each entry includes a beautiful day of golf, greens fees and cart, a 2-for-1 certificate and a free lesson at Pumpkin Ridge, boxed lunch brought to you by our friends at Scott Edwards Architecture (http://www.seallp.com/architecture.html), a sit-down dinner, gift certificate to Sylvan Steakhouse (http://sylvansteakhouse.com/), and other cool swag.  There will be a raffle and some challenges on the course providing an opportunity to win some exciting prizes. An individual entry costs only $150 and a foursome can enter for $600.  Event and hole sponsorships are available.  Be sure you don’t miss it!

Special thanks to Portland Pedal Power for helping us get the word out about our tournament.  Our sustainability relies on direct support from the community and we are proud to have a wonderful organization like PPP as part of our community.

De Paul Treatment Centers is one of Oregon’s oldest and largest providers of residential and outpatient chemical dependency treatment for adults, youth, and families.  Our mission is to create freedom from drug and alcohol addiction for individuals, families, and communities with a particular focus on treating the underserved.

Since 1974, De Paul has been a place for healing and a source of hope. Over 30,000 people have begun their recovery at De Paul Treatment Centers.  Everyone who comes through our doors has the capacity to recover from addiction. Please join us in providing hope for those who need it most.

For more information about De Paul Treatment Centers, please visit (http://depaultreatmentcenters.org/)