By Samuel Emehelu on October 15, 2016
This year’s annual Total Charity Golf Tournament is in progress at the Lakowe Lakes Golf Course, Lagos.
The tournament is designed to raise funds to improve the infrastructure for selected charities in one of Total’s three locations in Nigeria. The funds raised are to be rotated between the charities every year, as part of Total’s social responsibility. The locations are Lagos, Port Harcourt and Abuja.
This year, two charity homes, which provide care for abandoned, motherless and vulnerable children in the society, will benefit from the special fund. They are Olive Blooms Orphanage Home Ajah, and Friends of Jesus Orphanage Home, Badore, both located in Eti Osa Local Government Area of Lagos State.
The Managing Director/Chief Executive of Total E&P Nigeria Limited, said: “We are happy to make this societal contribution in a way different from our core business.”
Daily Sports learnt that all players are expected to make voluntary donations as participating fees. The amounts raised will be added to a special fund set aside by Total and presented to the selected charity organisations.
In 2015, Total donated proceeds from the tournament to the Zaamar Institute, Abuja, a learning ability centre for children with autism. Zaamar Institute utilised the funds for the provision of one-on-one classrooms; 2 toilet facilities; a store; and some play ground equipment for the children.
The tournament which has been sponsored for 21 years by the NNPC/Total E&P Nigeria Joint Venture, is featuring golfers from various parts of the country. It follows the Stable Ford format (Short Gun) and is being played over 18 holes.
Source Daily Sports
Posted October 15, 2016
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