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Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend win $30,000 top prize from inaugural C.O. Charity Championship Golf Tournament

Celebrating a Major Win! The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend (BGCB) receives a $30,000 check won by the team from Beaver Coach Sales & Service at the inaugural Hayden Homes - Central Oregon Charity Championship Golf Tournament. Pictured on stage, Craig Melton of Beaver Coach Sales & Service and Bess Goggins, CEO of BGCB, share the exciting moment with Club members during a special event at BGCB.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend
Celebrating a Major Win! The Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend (BGCB) receives a $30,000 check won by the team from Beaver Coach Sales & Service at the inaugural Hayden Homes - Central Oregon Charity Championship Golf Tournament. Pictured on stage, Craig Melton of Beaver Coach Sales & Service and Bess Goggins, CEO of BGCB, share the exciting moment with Club members during a special event at BGCB.

BEND, Ore. (KTVZ) -- Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend is excited to announce a major win at the inaugural Hayden Homes - Central Oregon Charity Championship Golf Tournament, receiving the top prize of $30,000, thanks to the performance of Beaver Coach Sales & Service.

This event, hosted by Green Barn Events and sponsored by Hayden Homes, Subaru of Bend, Les Schwab, and On-Point Community Credit Union, took place at Juniper Preserve on Thursday, Sept. 5. A total of 32 charities from across Central Oregon competed for a total purse of $61,000.

The team from Beaver Coach Sales & Service, representing BGCB, secured first place in the scramble-format competition, bringing home $30,000. This win is especially significant as BGCB celebrates its 30th anniversary this year. The funds will directly support BGCB’s mission to inspire and empower local youth.

“Beaver Coach Sales is incredibly proud to be a part of this $30,000 donation to the Boys & Girls Club. We work closely with the Boys & Girls Club throughout the year and being able to turn a fun day of golf into a contribution like this is an awesome and unexpected opportunity. I want to thank Jon Davis, Tyler Juhola, and Darren Gourley for joining me and playing a great round of golf. We will never forget the excitement of sending the ‘we won!!’ text to Bess and Alice (BGCB) after the team standings had been announced,” said Craig Melton, Marketing Manager at Beaver Coach Sales & Service.

For three decades, Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend has been a cornerstone of the community, offering programs and support that help local youth succeed in school and life. This win reinforces the organization’s ability to continue making a meaningful impact on the next generation.

Beaver Coach Sales & Service, Hayden Homes, and other sponsors have long been committed to supporting community initiatives like Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend. Their continued investment plays a critical role in ensuring the success of programs that benefit the youth of Bend.

"Winning $30,000 in our 30th year feels like everything coming full circle. This support from Beaver Coach Sales & Service, Hayden Homes, and the other sponsors means so much to us and the kids we serve. These funds will allow us to continue creating opportunities for Bend’s youth to grow and thrive. We’re looking forward to building on this for the next 30 years,” said Bess Goggins, CEO, Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend

To learn more about Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend and how to support its mission through volunteering or donations, visit www.bgcbend.org.

About Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend
For 30 years, Boys & Girls Clubs of Bend has provided local youth with opportunities for growth, helping them reach their full potential. With dedicated staff, engaging programs, and a focus on safety, the organization continues to support youth in their journey to a great future.

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