Thursday Jul 14, 2011
4:30 PM - 9:00 PM MDT
July 14, 2011
4:30 ? 9:00 pm
Putter's Pride
3604 S. Kipling Street, Lakewood, CO 80235
Putt as an individual for $25.00 or grab some friends and form team for $90.00
Ashley Allenby 303-432-5144
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Have Fun & Make a Difference…Miniature Golf, Famous Dave’s BBQ, Fun & Prizes!
Two words capture the essence of summer: Mini-Golf! What better way to spend a warm summer evening than playing putt-putt, celebrating mental health and wellness, and supporting your community mental health center. Join Jefferson Center for Mental Health for an evening of mini-golf, food, and prizes at the Second Annual Putt Your Stuff for Mental Health mini-golf tournament, July 14th. It is a fun and inexpensive night out for the whole family and helps fund the critical mental health and wellness services provided by Jefferson Center for Mental Health.
With your support we can make a difference…each of us probably knows someone struggling with a mental health disorder. Mental illnesses and substance abuse are more common than cancer, diabetes, and heart disease with about one in four adults suffering from a diagnosable mental disorder in a given year.
With special emcee, CBS 4’s Ed Greene!
Putt Your Stuff will be held at the Putter’s Pride course, 3604 S. Kipling Street, in Lakewood with two available shotgun start times of 5:30 pm and 6:45 pm. Famous Dave’s legendary pit BBQ is covered as part of your admission fee. Putt as an individual for $25.00 or grab some friends and form team for $90.00
Registration is easy! Register online at www.jcmh.org, call us at 303-432-5144 or download the registration form from our website and mail it in.
Call us for more information at 303-432-5144.
About Jefferson Center for Mental Health
Celebrating its 52nd year, Jefferson Center for Mental Health helps to bring hope for a brighter future to thousands of community members who struggle with mental health challenges. As the community’s nonprofit mental health center, Jefferson Center serves people throughout Jefferson, Gilpin and Clear Creek counties at over 20 locations, as well as schools, nursing homes, senior centers and other community settings. Last year Jefferson Center served more than 19,000 people in need. Center staff has expertise in numerous areas including children and family issues, adults with serious mental illness, suicide prevention, early intervention, juvenile justice, and trauma treatment. For more information about Jefferson Center, visit www.jcmh.org.
