‘Swing for Conservation’ with Kane Forest Preserve Foundation’s inaugural golf outing

The Kane Forest Preserve Foundation is hosting its inaugural golf outing, “Swing for Conservation.” It will be held on Thursday, Sept. 12, at Hughes Creek Golf Course, 1749 Spring Valley Drive in Elburn.

Golf enthusiasts and nature lovers are invited to join a day of camaraderie, competition, and conservation.

“We’re thrilled to host our first golf outing, bringing together golfers and nature enthusiasts to support our vital conservation efforts,” said Becky Gillam, chairman of the Kane Forest Preserve Foundation. “Golfers can enjoy a fun outing on the course, and make a positive impact on our local environment.”

It runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and includes 18 holes of golf, breakfast, lunch and dinner, beverage tickets, and opportunities to win raffle prizes.

Individual golfers can register for $150, while a foursome can register for $400. Every dollar raised from this event directly supports the Kane Forest Preserve Foundation’s mission to preserve and enhance Kane County’s natural areas, including trails, trees, and wildlife habitats.

In addition to participating as a golfer, businesses and individuals have the opportunity to support the event through various sponsorship packages. To explore sponsorship opportunities, go to bit.ly/KaneGolfSponsorship24.

To register as a golfer or a foursome, visit bit.ly/KaneGolfRegistration24 or contact Brittany Kovach at (630) 277-2263 or KovachBrittany@kaneforest.com.

For more information about the foundation, go to kaneforestpreservefoundation.org.

The Kane Forest Preserve Foundation was created in 2016 to support the Forest Preserve District of Kane County through charitable efforts that advance the district’s mission — including land acquisition, preservation, restoration, education and recreation — for the greater good of the citizens of Kane County.