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Links for Kids Golf Classic Supports Provo Students

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The annual Links for Kids Golf Classic was held at Timpanogos Golf Club to raise funds for Provo City School District students. The tournament supports teacher mini-grants and various programs designed to provide resources and opportunities for students and families.

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  • The Links for Kids Golf Classic was held at Timpanogos Golf Club.
  • Proceeds fund teacher mini-grants for literacy, STEM, math, and the arts.
  • Funds also support principals' pantries and various student and family assistance programs.
  • Community contributions include sponsorships, team registrations, and donations.

The Provo City School District Foundation held its annual Links for Kids Golf Classic at Timpanogos Golf Club on Wednesday, according to a September 16 report. The event brought together local businesses and community partners to support students within the Provo City School District.

The tournament features 18 holes of golf intended to turn community support into opportunities for students. Funds raised through the event assist in financing teacher mini-grants for subjects including math, STEM, literacy, and the arts.

These grants allow educators to acquire resources such as learning materials, classroom equipment, and books. Additionally, the money supports principals' pantries and other programs that serve families and students across the district. Support for the event comes from various sources, including donations, partnerships, and sponsorships for contests, holes, and team registrations.

The Foundation uses these contributions to invest in the needs and ideas of schools throughout Provo. The tournament's impact extends beyond the course through scholarships, after-school opportunities, and assistance for students and families.

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