Frontline Response’s golf tournament is April 17

The Change the Course Golf Tournament will begin at 7:30 a.m. April 17 at Hawks Ridge Golf Club in Ball Ground to raise funds for Frontline Response.

This Atlanta-based nonprofit organization “rescues men and women out of homelessness and sex trafficking, while preventing children and vulnerable individuals from falling victim,” according to the Frontline Response website.

Fees are $750 per golfer and various levels for sponsors of 4 golfers, 8 golfers and 12 golfers.

More information can be found at FrontlineResponse.org or facebook.com/frontlineresponseint.

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