Philanthropic Impact

The HomeTown Lenders Championship aims to leverage the power and influence of professional golf and Huntsville to drive equitable impact in the community. In total, the HomeTown Lenders Championship has donated $158,500 (and counting) directly back into the Huntsville Community.

Charity Partners

The Community Foundation

We’re proud to partner with the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville as our tournament’s featured charitable beneficiary. The mission of the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville is simple yet impactful. Their mission is to improve the quality of life within the greater Huntsville community through philanthropy.

Huntsville companies, private donors and business leaders utilize the Community Foundation to donate to 501(c)(3) organizations across the country. However, the vast majority of these gifts support causes in the local community, creating a tangible difference directly benefitting the people of Huntsville. The Community Foundation is the hub of philanthropy in the community, connecting donors and local nonprofit partners for the benefit of all residents within the greater Huntsville area.

Huntsville Hospital Foundation

The HomeTown Lenders Championship will now provide a week of professional golf instead of the Foundation’s Classic Golf Tournament, usually played Mother’s Day weekend. Now, golf fans will have the opportunity to play with the Korn Ferry Tour golfers through the Pro-Am event or watch tournament play through a variety of ticket options.

HomeTown Lenders Championship proceeds will benefit both the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville and the new Huntsville Hospital Foundation Fund at the Community Foundation.

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Veterans Give Back

Redstone Row has generated $36,000 for the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville’s Military Support Fund which has been distributed to the following charities: Therapy Partners Inc., Still Serving Veterans, Semper Fi Community Task, ForceNorth Alabama Veterans & Fraternal Organizations Coalition, and Honored Legacies for Veterans

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Cyber Scholarship

$17,500 has been raised and placed directly into a scholarship fund for students who are pursuing a degree in a cyber-related field at either the UAH or Alabama A&M.

2021 Scholarship recipient: Sydney Bacon.
Sydney is a graduate of James Clemens High School and currently attends UAH majoring in cybersecurity engineering with a minor in both computer sciences and math. She is pursuing a career to become a white hat hacker.

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Drive, Chip, & Putt Fore Success

In 2022, $90,000 was allocated to our diversity and inclusion fund, Drive, Chip, Putt Fore Success. This is a new Junior Golf Initiative intended to address the lack of interest, access and funding for golf in Huntsville by creating several meaningful touchpoints with the sport for students in Jemison High School feeder schools. The program begins in grades four through sixth with a golf unit in students’ regular P.E. classes. A field trip to the HomeTown Lenders Championship puts an endcap on the unit and exposes students to what a professional golf event looks like.

To learn more about the Drive, Chip, & Putt Fore Success program, click here.

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SkyDeck: Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville Fund

$7,500 was contributed to the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville which will be directly allocated back into the community to support a varietyof direct needs.