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Do it Best Foundation Event Raises Over $1 Million

At the culmination of its fourth annual Fore the Cause charity golf tournament on June 10, the Do it Best Foundation announced a new fundraising milestone. Through this one-day event held across four of the Midwest’s top golf courses, the foundation raised over $1,031,000 to further its mission of supporting health and wellness and youth enrichment nonprofit initiatives. This is the largest amount raised to date at the Fore the Cause event, beating last year’s total by 54%.

Nearly 500 attendees participated in the tournament and reception activities, with hundreds traveling to Fort Wayne for the event. Do it Best executive vice president of sales and marketing Nick Talarico, who is also the president of the foundation, shared his excitement for the organization’s recent momentum.

“This event exemplifies what can be accomplished when a philanthropic vision is championed by a large group of caring people,” he says. “Many great not-for-profit groups will benefit because of the generosity of our vendor partners who participated in our Fore the Cause event.”

In just four years, the Do it Best Foundation has awarded over $1 million in grants to nonprofit organizations nationwide.

“The funds raised will allow us to continue to improve the lives of kids and families in a significant way,” says Talarico. “Our goal is to make a major positive impact in all of the communities where the Do it Best team lives, works and plays.”

About Melanie Moul

Melanie is the communications and content manager for the North American Hardware and Paint Association. She joined the NHPA team in 2016 as an editor for Hardware Retailing and now helps lead the communications team to deliver relevant, timely content to the industry.

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