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an ace for parker county
opening: may 1, 2021
capital campaign goal: $1.5 million
going west:
expanding our impact in parker county
| 2016 | First Tee — Fort Worth begins programming at Squaw Creek with 300 participants. The U.S. Census Bureau reports that 25% of Parker County residents are under 18. |
| 2017 | Participation at the Squaw Creek location grows to over 1,000 participants per week. Ben Hogan Foundation Board of Directors approves new Ben Hogan Learning Center at Squaw Creek. |
| 2018/2019 | Programming at the Squaw Creek location is at capacity. Capital Campaign launches. A North Central Texas Council of Governments report predicts the 2030 population of Parker County to be over 328,000 individuals, up from 129,411 in 2017. |
| 2020 | The groundbreaking for the Ben Hogan Learning Center at Squaw Creek was held in May and construction is underway. The Capital Campaign continues as we raise the necessary funds to complete the facility. |
the need is here. you can make the difference.
To build the next generation of Parker County community leaders, we are seeking support and advocacy from Parker County parents, businesses and charitable organizations. Your tax-deductible contribution will ensure the timely completion of this much-needed resource for our young people. All gifts will be permanently recognized on a donor wall in First Tee — Fort Worth’s new Ben Hogan Learning Center at Squaw Creek.building game changers.
We provide educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values, and promote healthy choices, helping young people to become better citizens now and in the future. Today’s young people face a variety of challenges including social media influences, over-exposure to the internet, family pressure, and school challenges, all re-defining the term “at-risk” and necessitating support and guidance.
“I’ve been an educator for 37 years and I’ve seen dozens of youth development and leadership programs. Most of them do good things, but the impact the First Tee program has on lives of young people is undeniable. Until I joined the organization, I had never witnessed anything like it. It is unique, and it is powerful.” - Kevin Long, Executive Director
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First Tee’s Life Skills Curriculum: What Sets This Program Apart
At First Tee, golf and life lessons are seamlessly incorporated into each experience.interpersonal skills
How to show courtesy towards others, what to do when meeting someone new, how to effectively communicate with others and how to model good sportsmanship.self-management
Developing techniques for managing thoughts and emotions, using good judgment, staying calm under pressure and building confidence.goal-setting
How to set goals that are positive and important to you, setting goals that are specific and under your control, how to attain your goals and reach your desired dreams.resiliency skills
Strategies to adapt, manage and overcome challenges, building go-to teams, and conflict management.| Nine Healthy Habits | Nine Core Values |
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Physical: Energy, Play, Safety Emotional: Vision, Mind, Family Social: Friends, School, Community |
Honesty Integrity Sportsmanship |
Respect Confidence Responsibility |
Perseverance Courtesy Judgment |
help us bridge the financial gap!
You can help us bridge the financial gap towards completion of this beautiful building! Donate any gift, big or small, to the Capital Campaign using the mailing information below or donate online by selecting the link below and adding "Squaw Creek Capital Campaign" to the comments section. ADDITIONAL DONOR LEVELS Ace: $15,000 Eagle: $10,000 Birdie: $5,000 Par: $1,000 For Questions or to make a tax-deductible gift to the Capital Campaign for the Ben Hogan Learning Center at Squaw Creek, please contact: Kevin Long, Executive Director (817) 420-9370 | [email protected]click here to donate to the capital campaign today
We greatly appreciate your support FORE! the kids!