Celebrate the World’s Greatest Golf Tournament and Support Florida’s Children in Need, Tickets and Sponsorships Now Available
Embrace Florida Kids, a nonprofit faith-based organization dedicated to providing homes, healing and hope for vulnerable children across the Florida Panhandle, announced tickets and sponsorships are now available for its first-ever “A Walk Down Magnolia Lane” event. Presented by Shoreline Title, the inaugural event will take place on Wednesday, April 10, 2024, at 5 p.m.
A Walk Down Magnolia Lane is a golf-themed soiree celebrating the world’s greatest golf tournament and benefiting vulnerable children in Northwest Florida. Hosted at the Emerald Coast’s award-winning Regatta Bay Golf & Yacht Club, the event will feature a tournament-themed menu, golf-related activities, signature cocktails, outstanding company and music by Jacob Mohr.
“Shoreline Title loves being a part of Embrace Florida Kids and their commitment to supporting families and helping those who are unable to help themselves,” said Kirby Williams, manager of Shoreline Title and Embrace Florida Kids board member. “We are excited to celebrate and support their ministry with our great community at A Walk Down Magnolia Lane.”
Shoreline Title is joined by Tiger Sponsor Jim Shirley Enterprises; Palmer Sponsors Liufau McCall Insurance Group and Warren Averett; and Hogan Sponsors Abrams & Franklin Families, Abbott Martin Group, Chicken Salad Chick, Coastal Abode, First United Methodist Church of Port St. Joe, florida haus, Hancock Whitney, The Odd Pelican Beer Company, Tibbetts Family, Tallahassee Orthopedic Clinic, and United Methodist Foundation of Alabama and West Florida.
Corporate sponsorships for A Walk Down Magnolia Lane are still available at the Nicklaus ($10,000), Tiger ($5,000), Palmer ($2,500) and Hogan ($1,000) levels. Sponsoring businesses
will receive badges to the event, recognition on collateral and promotional materials, as well as a variety of other benefits. Visit embraceflkids.org/wdml for more information on sponsorships and individual tickets sales.
“There is a tremendous need in Northwest Florida for the variety of services we provide for vulnerable children and families,” said Blake Horne, Ph.D., president and CEO, Embrace Florida Kids. “From group homes, foster homes, family preservation and crisis prevention, events like A Walk Down Magnolia Lane help close a critical gap by providing homes, healing and hope.”
Embrace Florida Kids’ mission is to embrace and nurture vulnerable children and families by providing homes, healing and hope through foster care, family preservation and residential services. The organization meets kids experiencing neglect, abuse and abandonment where they are and provides them with an individualized support system to help them flourish.
To learn more about A Walk Down Magnolia Lane and Embrace Florida Kids, visit www.EmbraceFLKids.org or follow Embrace Florida Kids on social media at @EmbraceFLKids.
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