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Frontline Response’s golf tournament is April 17

A fundraiser for Frontline Response, helping rescue people from homelessness and sex trafficking, this golf tournament will be held on April 17 at Hawks Ridge Golf Club in Ball Ground. (Courtesy of Frontline Response)

Credit: Frontline Response

Credit: Frontline Response

A fundraiser for Frontline Response, helping rescue people from homelessness and sex trafficking, this golf tournament will be held on April 17 at Hawks Ridge Golf Club in Ball Ground. (Courtesy of Frontline Response)
By Carolyn Cunningham – For the AJC
March 29, 2023

The Change the Course Golf Tournament will begin at 7:30 a.m. April 17 at Hawks Ridge Golf Club in Ball Ground to raise funds for Frontline Response.

This Atlanta-based nonprofit organization “rescues men and women out of homelessness and sex trafficking, while preventing children and vulnerable individuals from falling victim,” according to the Frontline Response website.

Fees are $750 per golfer and various levels for sponsors of 4 golfers, 8 golfers and 12 golfers.

Sign up at e.givesmart.com/events/utM.

More information can be found at FrontlineResponse.org or facebook.com/frontlineresponseint.

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