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GRATEFUL AMERICANS CHARITY PRESENTS
2022 SAN ANTONIO VETERANS GOLF CLASSIC
PRESENTED BY : SHERWIN WILLIAMS
Benefiting the PTSD Foundation of America - San Antonio Chapter
24405 Wilderness Oak
San Antonio, TX 78260
Phone: 210-497-8195
Join us as we Support Local San Antonio area Veterans suffering from PTSD! This year's tournament will be at the beautiful Canyon Springs Golf Club. It will be a great day of Fun and Celebration as we help raise awareness and much-needed resources for the San Antonio Chapter of the PTSD Foundation of America.
Help End Veteran homelessness and stop the 20 + Veteran suicides that occur daily.
Make a difference, sign up today to be a sponsor, purchase a golf foursome or simply make a donation.
Schedule:
- 8:00 Registration Opens
- 8:30 Silent Auction, Driving Range Opens
- 8:30 Putting Contest (Putting for Cocktails)
- 9:30 Honor Guard Presentation
- 10:00 Shot Gun Start
- 3:30 Dinner and Golf Appreciation Awards
- 4:30 Auction Closes
ABOUT GRATEFUL AMERICANS CHARITY
Our mission is to provide resources that support programs aimed at ending Veteran homelessness and combating the invisible wounds of war.
Since founded in 2016, Grateful Americans Charity has raised more than $1.7 million to serve Veterans. With your help, we can double these donations in 2021 and save more lives and continue toward a goal of ending Veteran homelessness. Much like the Red Cross, or the Children's Network, we are not the experts on PTSD and Veteran's needs. Instead as Grateful Americans we come together to raise funds for Veteran programs like The PTSD Foundation of America, San Antonio Chapter. Through these platforms, we are serving thousands of combat Veterans and their families.
The PTSD Foundation of America, San Antonio Chapter, will again be this year's beneficiary. Their facility provides peer-to-peer support while working together to overcome the effects of PTSD. The PTSD recovery programs are under the supervision of certified combat trauma mentors. Veterans attend group and one-on-one support programs.
PTSD is like alcoholism; it is not curable, but with the help from these support programs they can learn to manage it and live successfully.
However, the crisis has not yet peaked. After combat Veterans return home, it can take years for the symptoms of the invisible wounds of war to surface and the debilitated effects of PTSD to overwhelm them.
ALARMING VETERAN FACTS:
- Each night, 62,000+ Veterans have no home and must fend for themselves on the streets.
- 20+ Veterans commit suicide every day.
- Veteran suicides are 2-3 times that of civilians.
- Suicide-related Veteran deaths from PTSD surpass combat-related deaths.
- 250,000+ Veterans and 80,000 active troops call San Antonio, "Military City, U.S.A.," home.
- 25% of 9/11 Veterans battle PTSD, with just as many Veterans are never diagnosed.
- Over 400,000 9/11 Veterans have sought treatment for mental illness and PTSD.
Veterans most at risk for PTSD include those with combat exposure, multiple deployments, and/or traumatic brain injury.
Sadly, many of the numbers above may be higher because the data only includes Veterans that report to the VA, and many Veterans with PTSD never contact the VA.
HOW YOU CAN HELP:
- See a Veteran in need, call Camp Hope, 877-717-7873. A combat Vet will answer the call.
- Get involved with Grateful Americans Charity, donate, volunteer, become a sponsor.
- Learn about PTSD, Spread the word; increase awareness about PTSD.
There is Hope!
THANK YOU FOR SAVING THE DATE & SAVING A LIFE.
Donate Now
If you are unable to participate in the Charity Golf Tournament this year but want to support Veterans suffering from PTSD, please help our cause by contributing below.
No act of generosity is too small to make a difference.