Pickleball Tournament To Support At-Risk Youth In Augusta
Pickleball is a sport that has grown in popularity in recent years. And now, a local organization is hosting a pickleball tournament to help at-risk youth here in the Augusta area.
Pickleball Tournament – Team Up 4 Teens
On Saturday, January 27th, Channeled Paths, Inc. will host the “Team Up 4 Teens” pickleball tournament. The tournment will be held at the Salvation Army Kroc Center of Augusta, 1833 Broad Street, from 9 a.m. to 12 noon. All proceeds will support Channeled Paths’ mission to provide free mental health therapy to at-risk youth. This will be the nonprofit’s first pickleball tournament, and the first fundraiser of the year.
Registration is $50 per team, or $25 per individual. And registration is limited, so be sure to sign up soon. You can register HERE. You can also get more information by calling 706-910-0538 or emailing [email protected].
There will be a maximum of 12 teams, and 24 players. Team members must be at least 18 years of age or older. There will be prizes for winning teams and individuals.
For the tournament, nets and balls will be provided, but paddles are not. You will need to bring your own.
About Channeled Paths, Inc.
Channeled Paths is a nonprofit organization here in the Augusta area. They provide free counseling services for emerging adults, at-risk kids, and children with special needs in the CSRA and globally. Services are offered in-person or online. The goal is to help empower youth people who are facing struggles and uncertainty. The organization works with individuals and families to help overcome obstacles such as poverty, discrimination, domestic violence, abuse, addictions, unstable home environments, and academic issues.
Channeled Paths accepts patients from 19 counties in Georgia, and have free individual and group counseling services for uninsured families of children 18 years old and younger.
Connection
I was asked to join the leadership board for Channeled Paths, Inc. and I am honored to do so. When I met Cheryl Carswell and Phillip Stockard, I was immediately drawn to them. Their passion for helping at-risk youth in this area is so inspiring. They both have extensive history in counseling services and working with children. Phillip even worked as a teacher and principal, and his heart for helping children is evident when you hear his story.
Children are the future. And with so many bad things going on in this world, it’s so important to help set them up for success. Children are extremely impressionable, and unfortunately are often forced to deal with things that no child should have to. With organizations like Channeled Paths, we can help make sure these children have the support they need. Let’s help our community grow and thrive with children that are empowered and strong.
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