Windermere Stellar Golf Tournament Raises More Than $50,000 to Help Children and Families

Portland, October 25th, 2014. Some worthy local nonprofits, like the Sunshine Division, are benefiting this fall from Windermere Stellar‘s foundation. It’s annual golf tournament raised $50,000 to help local low-income children and families.

Beneficiaries of the donations often include nonprofits like Big Brother Big Sisters Columbia Northwest and Project Lemonade.

Tim Hershey, a Big Brothers Big Sisters board member, stands with his Little Brother Felix.

The sixth annual golf tournament, presented by Penrith Home Loans, was held in July at Columbia Edgewater Country Club.

Windermere Stellar Brokers Kendall Woodworth and Cary Perkins plan out their strategy.

Presenting sponsor Penrith Home Loans’ Brian Allen, Brad Unger, Erik Hand, and Cliff Taylor.

Brokers from Windermere Stellar tee up for charity at the sixth annual Windermere Stellar Golf Tournament benefitting the Windermere Foundation, which provides support to low-income children and families. (from left to right) Lynn Thompson, Teri Beatty, Libby Benz, and Joan Allen (Co-Owner and Vice President).

Windermere Stellar broker, Nihad Aweidah, participates in the Windermere Foundation Golf Tournament that he has spearheaded for the past six years with the support of other Windermere brokers and staff.

Broker Will Rader checks in before teeing off at the Windermere Stellar Golf Tournament.

Another sponsor, First American Title, showed up in force to support the Windermere Foundation

Windermere Stellar broker, Nihad Aweidah, created the golf tournament in 2009 and has been spearheading it with support from other Windermere Stellar brokers and staff. Through sponsorships, raffles and golf packages, the tournament has raised nearly $225,000 in total for the Windermere Foundation over the past six years.

“Windermere Stellar is a team whose reputation is built on providing our best to each client. The golf tournament is an opportunity for us to give the same to our community and have fun doing it,” said Aweidah. “We couldn’t be more thankful for everyone’s support, which allows us to help those who need it most.”

The golf tournament is one of the many fundraising campaigns that Windermere Stellar launches throughout the year in support of the Windermere Foundation. The personal donations made by the brokers and other annual events — such as auctions, sales and galas — have raised over $2.5 million and benefited more than 135 local organizations. All of these efforts hold a common thread of supporting low-income children and families in our communities.

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Elisa Klein

I’ve been a professional journalist and writer since 1987, (and long-time reporter for KOIN-TV.) As a nationally published reporter, with a Master’s Degree in Journalism, I love to report positive news and information. Journalism has also connected me with another non-profit where I served as a leader; the Northwest’s biggest writer’s organization: The Willamette Writers.

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