John Tackaberry Memorial Golf Tournament tomorrow

MEDIA RELEASE

Thursday, Aug. 22, 2019

BTA MEDIA RELEASE: John Tackaberry Memorial Golf Tournament tomorrow 

EDMONTON – The fifth-annual John Tackaberry Memorial Golf Tournament, which has raised more than $500,000 for Alberta-based charities and organizations since it began, starts tomorrow morning at The Quarry Golf Course in northeast Edmonton.

Media are invited to attend the tournament at The Quarry, 945 167 Ave NE, which begins at 8 a.m. on Aug. 23.

“The John Tackaberry Memorial Golf Tournament is a major contributor to the Building Trades of Alberta Charitable Foundation. Last year’s tournament raised $142,895 alone for local organizations in need of funding,” said Building Trades of Alberta Executive Director Terry Parker.

Since 1991, the Building Trades of Alberta Charitable Foundation has provided more than $7.6 million to over 70 non-profit organizations across Alberta.

The tournament is hosted by the Building Trades of Alberta Charitable Foundation in honour of John Tackaberry. John was director of the foundation and worked hard to ensure its success.

“John took great pride in the generosity of skilled tradespeople and the passion they have for helping their communities and others,” said Parker. “We know the contributions of our charitable foundation have helped thousands of Albertans. We’re very proud of that and look forward to helping more folks in communities around the province after tomorrow’s tournament.”

More information about the John Tackaberry Memorial Golf Tournament can be found here: http://johntackaberrymemorial.msa4.rampinteractive.com/

The Building Trades of Alberta represents 14 Alberta skilled trades unions with more than 60,000 members across the province.

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For more information:

Tyler Bedford, BTA Director of Communications: 780-298-7626

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