Trinity Western University annual event surpasses $3 million raised
The annual Trinity Western University golf tournament set a new record over the weekend.
The annual event held last week (June 6) raised more than $660,000, surpassing the $3 million mark in its 18 years.
The money raised goes towards student-athlete scholarships and scholarship endowments.
It was held at Coquitlam’s Westwood Plateau and featured guest speaker Larry Fitzgerald, of the NFL’s Arizona Cardinals.
“This was an experience I won’t forget for a long time,” Fitzgerald said.
“I’ve been truly moved by the people of this university and how passionate [they] are and how committed [they] are to the cause. On every single hole, I was met by young men and women who were engaging, intelligent, passionate about their craft and well-rounded. And as these students continue to move forward, I know the lives [they] touch will be greatly enhanced by [their] hard work and dedication.”
“It has been an unbelievable team effort and a blessing to see this tournament grow over the last 18 years. We are truly thankful for the many corporate sponsors and donors that make this continued growth a reality. It is a real privilege to be a part of something that directly impacts students’ lives and helps develop our leaders of tomorrow,” said Steve Scholz, the tournament advisor.
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