SOUTH FLORIDA – On Friday, February 23, 2024, Clinics Can Help (CCH) hosted their first annual Clays for Kids clay shoot at Quail Creek Sporting Ranch in Okeechobee, Florida. The strong field was complemented by glorious weather and cheer had by all.
Presented by Gast Construction Group, the tournament raised over $53,000 to benefit the organization’s mission to make medical equipment available to all in need, regardless of their ability to pay, with dollars specifically supporting the KINDER Project which provides new, customized medical equipment to children in need.
“Providing access to critical medical equipment for thousands of children and adults in need is a job we do not take lightly,” shared Clinics Can Help CEO Owen O’Neill. “It is our honor to serve people of all ages and backgrounds to improve their quality of life and sense of dignity by restoring their independence with the proper medical equipment.”
Participants
Taking home first place was the team of Charles Bender, Mike Ellis, Mike Massey and Kevin Williams representing Place of Hope. Second place went to The Morganti Group team of Jeff Diefendorf, Brent Martin, Stephen Sines and JR Madzi. Mike Ellis of Palm Beach Uniforms took first place shooter with Scott Johnson from Flagler Realty & Development winning the second place shooter trophy.
Allen Gast president and founder of Gast Construction Group served as chair of the event as well as being the presenting sponsor. Other sponsors included Reiter Bunsic Contractors, Kasper Electric, IT Solutions of South Florida, Integrity Billing, Brown and Brown Insurance, Northwestern Mutual and The GEO Group.
Highlights from the event included breakfast, clay shoot, raffle drawings, awards lunch and plenty of camaraderie. For additional information on this event, please call 561.640.2995 or visit www.clinicscanhelp.org/Clayshoot.
About Clinics Can Help
A vital resource in Palm Beach County and throughout Southeast Florida for families in search of medical equipment such as hospital beds, wheelchairs, nebulizers, and more, CCH provides access to critically needed medical equipment for thousands of children and adults who cannot afford it. The only organization of its kind in Florida and one of only four in the U.S. that provide a vast and diverse array of equipment, CCH makes a difference through a simple process of organized recycling. Please visit www.clinicscanhelp.org or call 561.640.2995.
