THE GEORGIA CHAPTER OF SAFARI CLUB INTERNATIONAL RAISED
MORE THAN $10,500 AT SAFARI WISH GOLF TOURNAMENT

The Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International (GASCI) raised more than $10,500 at its 2nd annual Safari Wish Golf Tournament at the Trophy Club of Atlanta in Alpharetta. Former Atlanta Braves closer John Rocker, retired Chicago Cubs pitcher Mark Clark, and United Special Sportsman Alliance founder Brigid O’Donoghue all attended the event. .

The Safari Wish program raises funds to take children with disabilities and life-threatening illnesses on outdoor adventures. SCI Members and Chapters through the Safari Wish program try to grant as many lifelong wishes to these children as possible. The Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International in association with the United Special Sportsman Alliance (USSA) hopes to increase the number of wishes granted every year.

The Georgia Chapter of Safari Club International (GASCI) is a non-profit organization that supports wildlife conservation and helps children with handicaps and life-threatening illnesses go on dream hunts. GASCI has taken more than 30 kids on Safari Wish hunts from south Georgia to the wilds of Alaska. For more information call 770-205-6973 or visit www.gasci.org.

Pictured above (l-r) are golfers James Lakeman of Cumming, president & CEO of Southern Glasslined Equipment, past president of GASCI, and chairman of the board for USSA; Stephen Patrick of Atlanta, president & CEO of IP Promotions; and former Atlanta Braves closer John Rocker.