Akshaya Patra Michigan chapter hosts golf fundraiser

Building on the success of its earlier musical fundraiser, the APUSA Michigan Chapter expanded its community fundraising efforts with the second annual Golf Classic.

Glimpses of the gathering / Akshaya Patra USA

The Akshaya Patra USA (APUSA) Michigan Chapter hosted its second annual Michigan Chapter Golf Classic earlier this month at the Farmington Hills Golf Course to raise support for the organization’s Mid-Day Meal Program in India.

The event built on the momentum of the chapter's musical fundraiser held earlier this year and brought together community leaders, supporters, golfers, and philanthropists.

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The tournament welcomed golfers of all skill levels, while supporters also participated in the luncheon, awards ceremony, and raffle.

Speaking during the luncheon, Michigan Chapter chair Sampat Prahlad thanked everyone who contributed to the event's success. “This event is a testament to what a caring community can accomplish when we come together for a meaningful cause. I sincerely thank our sponsors, volunteers, golfers, donors, and every supporter who joined us today,” Prahlad said.

Glimpses of the gathering / Akshaya Patra USA

The event marked the second consecutive year that the Michigan Chapter has organized the Golf Classic, highlighting the chapter's continued focus on community engagement and philanthropy. Coming after its successful musical fundraiser, the tournament provided another opportunity for supporters to contribute to Akshaya Patra's mission of combating child hunger.

The APUSA Michigan Chapter expressed appreciation to all participants, sponsors, volunteers, and community partners whose support made the fundraiser possible. The organization said their generosity will help provide daily school meals to children through Akshaya Patra's Mid-Day Meal Program, supporting both nutrition and education.

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