Winnings were generously donated to three local high schools.
Cleveland, Ohio – Golfers gathered to participate in the 3rd Annual Healthy Kids Golf Outing on October 3 at NorthStar Golf Club in Sunbury, Ohio. The fun and active day consisted of breakfast, lunch, refreshments, hole challenges, raffle prizes and of course, healthy competition.
As the day concluded, three winners were announced, who generously donated their $500 winnings to the following schools: Covington High School (Covington, Ohio), Chesapeake High School (Chesapeake, Ohio) and Olentangy High School (Lewis Center, Ohio).
“This is always a much-anticipated golf outing,” said Patty Starr, President & CEO of Health Action Council. “Not only do we raise awareness for improved health and wellness for children, but our generous winners provided their winnings to local high schools, which is a win for all!”
The winners of the outing were:
- 1st place: John Kronour, Ashley Johnson, Phillip Poggi, and Scott Kaufman
- 2nd place: Greg Sullivan, Jason Stephens, Brian Ward, and Evan Hall
- 3rd place: Mark Raiff, Randy Wright, Jay Wolfe, and Trond Smith
The outing supports the Health Action Council and Ohio High School Athletic Association (OHSAA) Healthy Kids Initiative to promote improved health and wellness for children, schools, and communities. Thank you to our golf outing sponsors CVS Health, UnitedHealthcare, Quantum Health, Marathon Health, and CBIZ. The goal is to encourage kids to stay active and promote childhood preventable disease vaccinations, annual well-child visits, and enhanced health literacy.
About Health Action Council
Health Action Council is a not-for-profit 501(c)(6) organization representing mid and large-size employers that enhances human and economic health through thought leadership, innovative services, and collaboration. It provides value to its members by facilitating projects that improve the quality and moderate the cost of healthcare purchased by its members for their employees, dependents, and retirees.
Health Action Council also collaborates with key stakeholders - health plans, physicians, hospitals, and the pharmaceutical industry - to improve the quality and efficiency of healthcare in the community.