This holiday season, many of us will be cutting back our gift giving due to price inflation across the country. Though, what does that mean for organizations that depend on donations? Brantwood Children’s Home, executive director, Gerald Jones says this time of the year is hard, pandemic or not. But for the last two years they’ve struggled raising money after…
Alabamians were able to give back to Alabama’s disadvantaged children Thursday afternoon. Brantwood Children’s Home held their annual “Fore the Love of our Children” golf tournament at the Robert Trent Jones golf course in Prattville. Brantwood is a home that takes in abused and foster children to take care of them and place them in new homes. Registration for the…
The Montgomery Biscuits will be hosting a charity kickball tournament, Saturday March 6, to raise money for Brantwood Children’s home in Montgomery. The tournament kicks off at 10am on Saturday at Riverwalk Stadium. Masks are required and will be available, as well as temperatures will be checked at the gate. “You and your family, or people you come with can…
The Brantwood Children’s Home hosted its annual ‘Fore The Love of Our Children’ charity golf tournament on Monday, Oct. 12. The event was held at the Robert Trent Jones golf course in Prattville with over 70 people participating. Participants included Alabama State’s football coach, Donald Hill-Eley, and Tuskegee’s football coach, Willie Slater. The tournament was originally set to be held…
The Brantwood Children’s Home will be hosting their annual “Fore The Love of Our Children” Golf Tournament this Thursday, Sept. 24 at Robert Trent Jones at Capitol Hill Prattville. The Golf Tournament will ultimately benefit the children and youth living at Brantwood. Funds raised through the Golf Tournament will assist with general operating expenses as well as building structure maintenance,…
Since 1917, Brantwood Children’s Home has been providing a safe, stable, structured environment for abused, neglected and other “at-risk” children. On Thursday, October 24, you can help too by watching Alabama News Network from 5 to 7 p.m. and pledging a dollar amount to those children in need. Donate online or by filling out this form. Categories: Montgomery Metro, News Tags: BRANTWOOD CHILDREN’S…
