Goodwill of Southern Nevada’s (Goodwill®) yearlong 50th anniversary celebration continues with the Strokes of Goodwill Golf Tournament presented by TCI Transportation on Monday, May 19 at Anthem Country Club in Henderson.\n\nProceeds from the second annual event will support career training, career centers, essential supplies, and qualified career coaches associated with Goodwill’s workforce development programs offered free of charge at the Goodwill Training Academy.\n\n“Golf tournaments are a rite of spring in Las Vegas, so this event is the perfect follow-up to February’s golden anniversary gala,” said Goodwill of Southern Nevada President and CEO Rick Neal. “We thank TCI Transportation for their partnership and presenting sponsorship. We invite our community to join us at Anthem Country Club to help Goodwill Career Services work for our community.”\n\n“TCI Transportation is proud to sponsor the Strokes of Goodwill Golf Tournament. Each day, TCI ensures the safe and timely movement of generous donations between Goodwill locations to serve the shoppers, businesses, and communities that rely on Goodwill stores and programs of service,” said Andrew Flynn, Co-President of TCI Transportation. “TCI and Goodwill both value service, adaptability, agility, and safety as we work together to build a thriving Southern Nevada community.”\n\nThe Strokes of Goodwill Golf Tournament presented by TCI Transportation is co-sponsored by Bluberi Gaming, The Fixture Zone, and Southern Nevada Building Trades Unions (SNBTU). Hole sponsorships are available, and the deadline for registering a foursome is May 2. For more information, please visit https://www.goodwillvegas.org/golf or email [email protected].

Goodwill of Southern Nevada Continues 50-year Celebration with Strokes of Goodwill Golf Tournament Presented By TCI Transportation

Goodwill of Southern Nevada's 50th-anniversary celebration continues with the Strokes of Goodwill Golf Tournament, sponsored by TCI Transportation, held on May 19 at Anthem Country Club in Henderson. Proceeds support workforce development programs, including career training and essential supplies for the Goodwill Training Academy.