Open Fairways is a non-profit organization based in Denver, Colorado whose aim is improving the lives of at-risk and underprivileged children through the game of golf by promoting the game's values of honor, etiquette and respect.
Mission:
The organization targets at-risk and underprivileged youth ages 7 to 17 from social service agencies, the juvinile justice system and other facilities for abused and neglected children. Programs concentrate on developing social competencies and promoting honesty and integrity both on and off the golf course with an emphasis on enjoyment over ability. After participants complete the four-day golf clinic taught by PGA teaching professionals and supported by volunteer mentors, the children are asked to sign a "player contract", pledging to stay in school, off drugs, and out of gangs. In return, they are entitled to the free use of equipment and range balls at designated golf facilities until the age of 18. Open Fairways serves children in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Texas, New Mexico and Washington, D.C.
Endorsements:
PGA Professional Craig Stadler serves as Honorary Chairman. The organization has been endorsed by the United States Golf Association, Colorado Golf Association and PGA Professionals John Daly, Jason Gore, Kirk Triplett and Tiger Woods' swing coach Hank Haney.
History:
Open Fairways was founded in Denver, Colorado in 1999 by Tim Taylor. Jay Anderson serves as the organization's Executive Director.
Website: www.openfairways.org
References: www.guidestar.org
Mission:
The organization targets at-risk and underprivileged youth ages 7 to 17 from social service agencies, the juvinile justice system and other facilities for abused and neglected children. Programs concentrate on developing social competencies and promoting honesty and integrity both on and off the golf course with an emphasis on enjoyment over ability. After participants complete the four-day golf clinic taught by PGA teaching professionals and supported by volunteer mentors, the children are asked to sign a "player contract", pledging to stay in school, off drugs, and out of gangs. In return, they are entitled to the free use of equipment and range balls at designated golf facilities until the age of 18. Open Fairways serves children in Colorado, Wyoming, Utah, Texas, New Mexico and Washington, D.C.
Endorsements:
PGA Professional Craig Stadler serves as Honorary Chairman. The organization has been endorsed by the United States Golf Association, Colorado Golf Association and PGA Professionals John Daly, Jason Gore, Kirk Triplett and Tiger Woods' swing coach Hank Haney.
History:
Open Fairways was founded in Denver, Colorado in 1999 by Tim Taylor. Jay Anderson serves as the organization's Executive Director.
Website: www.openfairways.org
References: www.guidestar.org
Choncordia is one of the first skateboarding teams in Peru, founded around 1990. It was the result of a fusion of the two best teams at that time in Lima, the Chongo and the Discordia.
Choncordia has also evolved into a clothing label and has many great Mens & Womens Hoodies, T-Shirts, Jackets and accessories.
Choncordia has also evolved into a clothing label and has many great Mens & Womens Hoodies, T-Shirts, Jackets and accessories.
God Needles George Is An Episode Of The George Lopez Show And Is Season 3 Episode 43
NOTE: This is one of the six episodes Mr.Needles Is Shown.
Plot Summary
The family dog, Mr.Needles, is sick, and George does not want to let him suffer. The surgery is too expensive for him, although Max Lopez wants Mr. Needles around as long as possible. Max prays that Mr.Needles will be all right, as does George, and Mr. Needles recovers. Afterwards, George taunts God and says:
"Ha, ha! I don't need to pray 'cause I know you didn't do it!"
Censcored
The Taunting God Part Was Removed By Christains And Later He Says "Oh Thank You God!" Sarcasticly. The Producers Didin't Like It. But They Had To Deal With It.
NOTE: THE LAST TIME HE WAS SHOWN TAUNTING GOD WAS DECEMBER 5TH 2007 ON .
NOTE: This is one of the six episodes Mr.Needles Is Shown.
Plot Summary
The family dog, Mr.Needles, is sick, and George does not want to let him suffer. The surgery is too expensive for him, although Max Lopez wants Mr. Needles around as long as possible. Max prays that Mr.Needles will be all right, as does George, and Mr. Needles recovers. Afterwards, George taunts God and says:
"Ha, ha! I don't need to pray 'cause I know you didn't do it!"
Censcored
The Taunting God Part Was Removed By Christains And Later He Says "Oh Thank You God!" Sarcasticly. The Producers Didin't Like It. But They Had To Deal With It.
NOTE: THE LAST TIME HE WAS SHOWN TAUNTING GOD WAS DECEMBER 5TH 2007 ON .
The Reality Zone (also known as TRZ) is a Christian radio program broadcast from Australia all around the world on more than 130 radio stations, making it one of the most widely syndicated radio programs in Australia and the world.
It is broadcast to Canada, New Zealand, Tonga, USA, UK and Vanuatu, China, Indonesia, India and all of Asia Pacific. It is also aired on satellite to much of Europe too.
The show is a topical based weekly youth radio show, discussing issues including sexuality, getting on with your family, peer pressure, suicide, racism, eating disorders, and date rape.
Each edition of the show, which is recorded weekly, lasts for around 55 minutes. The program is usually around 70% Christian music (of many genres including pop, rock, heavy rock, and rap) and 30% discussion.
It is broadcast to Canada, New Zealand, Tonga, USA, UK and Vanuatu, China, Indonesia, India and all of Asia Pacific. It is also aired on satellite to much of Europe too.
The show is a topical based weekly youth radio show, discussing issues including sexuality, getting on with your family, peer pressure, suicide, racism, eating disorders, and date rape.
Each edition of the show, which is recorded weekly, lasts for around 55 minutes. The program is usually around 70% Christian music (of many genres including pop, rock, heavy rock, and rap) and 30% discussion.