The Kennebec Valley Community Action Program’s Eighth annual Golf Tournament took place on June 24 at Lakewood Golf Course in Madison. The event raised $27,000 to fill a crucial gap in funding, allowing the program to continue providing transportation for seniors to critical medical appointments, including dialysis and cancer treatments, when they are not eligible for MaineCare rides, according to a news release from the Waterville-based program.

KVCAP’s lead sponsor was Wipfli CPAs & Consultants, and its green sponsor was Al’s Certified Auto Care. Additional major sponsors included Cross Insurance, E. W. Littlefield Inc., O’Connor Auto Park, Safe Fleet — SEON Systems Sales, Inc., Harry J. Smith Company, Healey & Associates, and Taylor, McCormack & Frame, LLC.

The first-place gross winning team was DOBA, and Skowhegan Savings earned second place. Animal Medical Clinic earned first place for net score and C&C Realty came in second place. James York, Carl Goody, Mike Charmard and Sean Bradley each scored closest to the pin on four holes, and the longest drive winners were Marsha Adams, women; and Barrett Moore, men.

This event continues to be held in memory of Mark K. Johnston. He was KVCAP’s chief financial officer for more than 20 years and was a staunch supporter of community action, helping people and changing lives. He died in 2018 and is greatly missed.

Those interested in supporting KVCAP’s 2023 tournament or for more information can call Andrea Pasco at 207-859-1630.

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