Sept. 24, 2014—Courage Kenny Foundation and ABRA Auto Body and Glass announced they recently raised more than $100,000 to support people with disabilities.
Both organizations partner annually for a golf fundraiser supporting Courage Kenny Rehabilitation Institute’s sports and recreation department.
More than 100 golfers played at the Hazeltine National Golf Course in Chaska, Minn., on Monday, Sept. 8. The annual charity event helps support Courage Kenny sports and recreation programs for people with disabilities.
“We are proud of our longtime support of Courage Kenny Foundation,” said Duane Rouse, president and chief executive officer of ABRA Auto Body & Glass. “It is rewarding to see the results of our contribution and efforts reflected in the smiles and accomplishments of Courage Kenny clients. We’d also like to thank key preferred partners for their commitment and support of such a wonderful event.”
The institute’s sports and recreation department offers leisure and competitive athletic endeavors such as adaptive golf, wheelchair basketball and softball, archery, power soccer, adaptive ski and snowboarding, and many other activities for people with disabilities.
