FOR IMMEDIATE
RELEASE No. 24, 2009
CONTACT: Ted Venker,
1-800-201-FISH
CCA Benefits from
KBR Master of the Green Tournament
HOUSTON, TX
– Coastal Conservation Association is proud to again be one of the
beneficiaries of the third Master of the Green Charity Golf
Tournament, an annual event organized by KBR to support educational,
environmental and health organizations.
“CCA relies on strong supporters like KBR to successfully fulfill
our conservation mission,” said Pat Murray, CCA president. “Their
continuing, generous support will allow us to lead the fight for
proper marine resource conservation, habitat restoration and fishing
opportunities in the future.”
The company’s third annual charity golf tournament raised $220,000
for 12 Texas charities, including Camp for All Foundation, Houston
Area Women’s Center, March of Dimes Foundation, Susan G. Komen for
the Cure, Communities in Schools – Fort Hood, Fifth Ward Enrichment
Program, Cosmos Foundation (Harmony Public Schools), Buffalo Bayou
Partnership, Discovery Green Conservancy, Hermann Park Conservancy
and the Galveston Bay Foundation.
“A commitment to environmental stewardship is one of KBR’s core
values,” said Richard Jennings, KBR Senior Manager of Community
Relations. “CCA’s work in the Gulf Coast region is a vital part of
the community and is to be commended. We are proud to support the
organization and its continued mission.”
KBR is a global engineering, construction and services company
supporting the energy, hydrocarbon, government services, minerals,
civil infrastructure, power and industrial markets.
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