upcOMIng EvEnTs
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f you're looking to add a
charitable component to
your winter golf outings,
Classic Club has upcoming
events benefitting everything
from local high schools to
food pantries and military
support organizations.
Here's a look:
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January 12: Xavier College
Prep will host a golf tourna-
ment to support its mission
of "forming men and women
with and for others." The Je-
suit high school in Palm
Desert has hosted "Swinging
with the Classics" as one of
its main fund-raisers each
year. The scramble event is
followed by a cocktail recep-
tion. clIcK hErE.
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January 15: The Coachella
Valley Rescue Mission will
host its 15th annual charity
tournament with breakfast,
lunch, prizes and more. The
organization helps combat
homelessness in local com-
munities by providing food,
shelter, clothing and spiritual
recovery. clIcK hErE.
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January 27: The Shadow
Hills High School Knights
Baseball Celebrity Classic
will benefit all three levels of
the Indio school's hardball
program. Coached by 15-
year major league outfielder
Coco Crisp, the program
went 17-7 last year and
should be competitive in the
Desert Valley League this
season, Crisp's first at the
helm. clIcK hErE.
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February 10: Food Now
will host its ninth annual
charity golf event. Food Now
and its sister organization,
Family Services of the Desert,
operate the largest food
pantry in the Coachella Val-
ley, serving 14 percent of the
Desert Hot Springs popula-
tion. clIcK hErE.
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February 24: If you like
military causes, the Front-
sight Military Outreach event
is a great one to support. The
mission of this Inland Em-
pire-based religious-centered
community is to help veter-
ans and their families find
camaraderie, trust and heal-
ing for their visible and in-
visible wounds. clIcK hErE.
Fund-rAIsIng Fun
Multiple charity events coming to Classic Club
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wArBurTOn Is BAcK
Celebrity golf tournament benefits St. Jude's
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or the eighth straight year, The warburton is set to re-
turn to Classic Club this spring, and the four-day event
features much more than just golf. Hosted by actor Patrick
Warburton, the event will be held March 1-4 and will include
a Songwriters' Night featuring Nashville musicians playing
their biggest hits and telling the stories behind them;
a celebrity race and driving experience at the nearby
BMW Performance Center; a jam session that last
year featured artists Michael Bolton, Huey Lewis,
Alice Cooper and a bevy of others; and a Saturday
night Soiree. Golfers will enjoy a Friday night pairings party
and two days of fun and lively competition, with each four-
some having a celebrity player join their group. The event is
a benefit for the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital and
last year raised $2.2 million. clIcK hErE.
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Click through the slideshow to view photos from last year's event.
