Release No. 04182005

Date: April 18, 2005                                                                     FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Romey Brooks, Public Relations
             Dee Danmeyer, Executive Director
             Habitat for Humanity of Frederick County, MD
             4 East Church Street
             Frederick, MD 21701

Phone: 301/846-0430 (Brooks) or 301/698-2449 (Habitat)
Fax: 301/846-9991 (Brooks) or 301/698-1697 (Habitat)
Email: romey.brooks@adelphia.net or director@frederickhabitat.org

Habitat for Humanity/Bob Mulvey Memorial Golf Classic

Frederick – The second annual Habitat for Humanity/Bob Mulvey Memorial Golf Classic will take place on Thursday, June 2 at The Links at Challedon in Mt. Airy, announced Executive Director Dee Danmeyer. “Bob was an employee of CitiMortgage for almost 20 years and was active in its We Care Committee planning area charity events,” Danmeyer added. “One organization that was dear to Bob’s heart was Habitat for Humanity,” she continued.

The golf classic will be four-person scramble with a shotgun start at 8:30 am. The first-, second- and third-place teams will receive awards. A single-person fee is $125 and a foursome fee $480. Registrations are due no later than May 19th.

Fifteen different levels of sponsorship are available ranging from Tournament Sponsor ($5000) to Tee Sponsors ($150). The tournament sponsorship includes one foursome, a banner and a sign at Hole 1 with the sponsor’s name and the name on all announcements. The tee sponsorship includes a sign at a designated tee. The other sponsorships cover a range of similar benefits. The deadline for sponsorships is May 6th.

The proceeds from the golf classic will go towards building more Habitat homes for Frederick County families in need. To register or sponsor call the Habitat office at 301-698-2449.

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