PUC golf tourney raises plenty of green for good cause

The PUC's inaugural charity golf tournament was a big winner, raising nearly $16,000 for the Canadian Mental Health Association of Algoma. 

Held on July 26 at Crimson Ridge, the event was held in honour of Cecil Mah, a PUC employee who passed away in 2016.

Below is the full news release from PUC Services Inc.

SAULT STE. MARIE, ON (July 29, 2024) — On a perfect day for golf, 144 local golfers came together on Friday, July 26th, to make PUC Services Inc.’s inaugural charity golf tournament a resounding success. With the support of PUC employees, local sponsors, and community members, the event raised an impressive $15,924.25 for the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) of Algoma.

Held in honour of our beloved team member, Cecil Mah, the tournament featured 36 teams competing on the beautiful Crimson Ridge Golf Course. Participants enjoyed snack bars on the course, an array of fabulous raffle prizes donated by local sponsors, and a fantastic dinner to conclude the event.

“We are thrilled with the turnout and the generosity shown by all who participated,” said Robert Brewer, CEO & President of PUC Services Inc. “We are beyond grateful for the overwhelming support in honoring Cecil’s memory. We hope that the funds raised will significantly support the essential work the Canadian Mental Health Association does in our community.”

PUC Services Inc. extends special thanks to our sponsors, volunteers, and participants for their contributions and support. We look forward to continuing this tradition and making an even greater impact in the years to come.

For more information on how to support the CMHA, please visit their website.

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Over 30 teams combined to help raised nearly $16,000 as part of PUC Services' first annual charity golf tournament over the weekend.

Held on Friday, 144 golfers teed off in the event, which raised $15,924.25 for the Canadian Mental Health Association of Algoma, the tournament was held in honour of PUC member Cecil Mah.

On a perfect day for golf, 144 local golfers came together on Friday, July 26th, to make PUC Services Inc.’s inaugural charity golf tournament a resounding success. With the support of PUC employees, local sponsors, and community members, the event raised an impressive $15,924.25 for the Canadian Mental Health Association (CMHA) of Algoma.

“We are thrilled with the turnout and the generosity shown by all who participated,” said Robert Brewer, CEO and president of PUC Services Inc. in a release. “We are beyond grateful for the overwhelming support in honouring Cecil’s memory. We hope that the funds raised will significantly support the essential work the Canadian Mental Health Association does in our community.