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This is such an important showcase for emerging technology to protect players from harm. Thanks to Unispace we have helped move real solutions into the sports world. It’s out there protecting players in real time. One of our past presenters is coming back to update us on global sales and the number of athletes protected. Then there are three new innovations to showcase. What are they? Watch this space… Simon Shaw MBE as ever, leading by example. Michelle Elkins and Stuart Bagshaw the powerhouses that drive progress

Tasmanian greyhound racing clubs are deeply integrated into the local community, actively supporting a wide array of grassroots organisations and initiatives. In Hobart, the Greyhound Racing Club has embraced local sporting clubs by hosting sporting clubs challenge nights that benefit a variety of clubs across sports ranging from AFL to netball, offering both direct sponsorships and opportunities to win additional funding. Similarly, the Launceston Club enriches the community with race days tailored for aged care residents, creating memorable social experiences. Moreover, a collective initiative across Tasmanian clubs culminated in a generous $35,220 donation to the Ronald McDonald House Charity, significantly enhancing the support facilities for families of children undergoing medical treatments in Hobart. These initiatives underline the greyhound racing industry’s dedication to nurturing and giving back to the communities they operate in, reinforcing their role as key players in building and sustaining local community spirit. Read more community racing case studies in the full Size and Scope of the Tasmanian Racing Industry Report (2021/22) here: https://bit.ly/3vECxNS #itswhywerace

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🧩✨ #AutismAwareness Top 36 Golf Course Rankings: Post 24 - Course #13⛳️ 🧩 💰 DONATE - Please help us get there by donating $36 today: https://lnkd.in/e4MFcQfd To represent the 1 in 36 kids affected by Autism in the US, I will be counting down my Top 36 Golf Courses that I have ever played with a short story/memory for each. If you could please consider donating $36 (or more) to Els for Autism via the link above, I would appreciate it ❤️ Golf Course #13 - Yeamans Hall Club Is it possible to capture the beauty, history, and vibe of an entire state into a single golf course? For the state of South Carolina, I believe Yeamans Hall does just that. Sitting just 12 miles from downtown Charleston and designed by one of my favorites, Seth Raynor, in 1924, Yeamans Hall sits on land that used to be the site of a 17th century plantation owned by the Yeamans family. When the country club was founded, it was built to attract wealthy northern financial men to Charleston in the fall and winter with 200-300 house sites. Today, it continues to be a successful private club with what I imagine to be one of the toughest waiting lists to add your name to in the country. What makes Yeamans Hall my favorite in South Carolina? People have asked me when making this list what criteria I’ve used, and it really comes down to three things: 1) The feeling you have when playing it, 2) How well you can remember each hole after the round, and 3) How badly you want to tee it up again on #1 after tapping in on #18. Maybe I’m biased because I grew up in SC, but for me, I’ve never played a course which puts me in a calmer/happier mental state and one where I want to tee it up again on #1 after I’m finished than Yeamans. It’s just such a fun course to play! If you have had the pleasure of playing it, I’m curious to hear if you enjoyed it as much as me ⛳️

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TeeTime.org: A Golden Opportunity to Drive Charity and Golf Forward Golf has never been more popular; and what a great day to acquire this exceptional name....opening day of #TheMasters. 🏌️♂️ TeeTime.org is not just a domain; it's a call to action in the flourishing world of golf, where passion meets purpose. As golf's popularity soars post-pandemic, TeeTime.org stands as a unique opportunity for an organization to lead the charge in marrying the sport with charitable endeavors. 🌟 The PGA Tour has raised a monumental $3 billion for various charities, including a remarkable $204 million in 2019 alone. This trajectory of exponential growth in charitable contributions showcases the immense power of golf as a force for non-profits and important charities. 💼 At $50,000, TeeTime.org is more than a digital asset; it's a platform to continue this legacy of generosity. It's an invitation to harness the ever-growing enthusiasm for golf to fuel philanthropic initiatives, making a lasting impact in communities and beyond. 🌍 Imagine being at the forefront of this noble union of sport and service. For organizations passionate about making a difference through golf, TeeTime.org is your tee-off point. ⛳️ Contact Fred@GeocentricMedia.com to embrace this opportunity and drive forward a future where every swing counts for charity. TeeTime.org – Where Golf Meets Giving. #philanthropic #charity #golf PGA TOUR PGA of America Troon Golf Administration, L.L.C. Arcis Golf #tournaments #domains #teetime

If your algorithm is anything like mine today will be FULL of posts about the Scottish Charity Awards. I'm not usually one for glitzy events, but I make an exception for tonight. It matters that we lift up people who work every day to bring hope, fun, connection and change to make Scotland a better place to live. Our sector deserves a moment in the sun. ☀ If you've not been before here's my bingo card for the evening: 1. At least five conversations about how sore our feet are 2. A charity gaining a new trustee who has been inspired by their work 3. Someone forgetting the tissues and using a napkin to dry their eyes 4. At least ten conversations where we are too polite to admit we don't recognise the other person because they look different on zoom 5. Politicians staying for the whole evening because it's actually fun 6. Everyone (except vegetarians) being surprised by how nice vegetarian food is 7. One table that's rowdier than the others and the rest of us feeling jealous 8. One guest at the end of the night making sure any leftover wine doesn't go to waste 9. Alex - SCVO's amazing events manager - mouthing along with Sally Magnusson's script word for word 10. All of the finalists going back to real life tomorrow with a bit more juice in their tank. Ready for the next challenge. If you can't make it along in person please join us on the livestream- you can wear your slippers and laugh at everyone silly enough to attempt a heel. #charity #awards #scotland #sallymagnusson #essentialsector

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