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Golfers tee off to support local healthcare at the annual Highland District Hospital Foundation Golf Outing

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Pictured left to right: Amy Hamilton, HDH Foundation Board of Directors chairman; Erin Richmond, Foundation manager; first-place team of First State Bank, Ryan Brewer, Jalen James, Elijah McCarty and Adam Poole; and HDH President & CEO Tim Parry.

The Highland District Hospital Foundation is pleased to announce the successful completion of its annual golf outing, which welcomed a total of 28 teams coming together to support healthcare in our community. The annual golf outing was held at Buckeye Hills Country Club Friday, June 13.
 
By the end of the day, $16,000 was raised to support the mission and annual plan of the Highland District Hospital Foundation.

“We’re incredibly grateful to see so many teams come together in support of our hospital,” said Erin Richmond, Foundation manager. “This event is about more than just golf – it’s about giving back, strengthening our community, and helping ensure our hospital has the resources needed to deliver exceptional care,” Richmond said.
 
The tournament recognized three winners at this year’s event. The first-place winner was First State Bank with golfers Ryan Brewer, Jalen James, Elijah McCarty, and Adam Poole. 

Second place was taken by golfers Josh Williams, Wayne Harless, Zach Harless and Bill Ray. 

Third place was awarded to Weller’s Plumbing & Heating with golfers Rich Graves, Mindy Hunter, Steve Hunter and Mark Hunter.
 
“This event would not be possible without the support of the many sponsors and the teams that played in the outing. A special thanks to over 20 volunteers comprised of our hospital employees and Foundation Board members that help to plan, prepare, and staff the event. We are thankful for the continued support from local businesses and individuals whose generosity makes it possible for us to care for our community,” Richmond said.
 
Sponsors of the Annual Golf Outing were: AR Billing Services, The Laurels of Hillsboro, Blue & Co., LLC, Five Star Food Service, Merchants National Bank, Weller’s Plumbing & Heating, Forvis Mazars, Alley 21/Highland Lanes, Amy Davis & Associates Realty Co., Chad Abbott Signs, Corner Health Mart Pharmacy, Dairy Queen Hillsboro, Gunderman Family, Elite Roofing, First State Bank, Gibbs Insurance Associates, Rich Graves Family, Greystone Systems, Inc., Hardy Memorials, Todd & Mary Beth Heskett, Highland County Chamber of Commerce, Highland District Hospital, Highland District Hospital Gift Shop, Hillsboro Family Vision, Hobart, Hospice of Hope Ohio Valley, Jeff & Vicki Rhude, Jenny Hilterbran- ERA Fender Classic Real Estate, KeyBridge, McGohan Brabender, Murray-Fettro Funeral Home, NCB, Northview Baptist Church, Preferred Midwest Title, LLC, Susan L. Davis Attorney/Owner, Shaw Contract Flooring, Smith-Feike-Minton, Inc. Insurance, Southern Hills Community Bank, Southern Ohio Appraisers, Southern State Community College, Steve & Susan Thompson, Turner and Son Funeral Home & Crematory, Union Stock Yards, Weastec, Wilmington Savings Bank.
 
The Highland District Hospital Foundation extends a heartfelt thanks to the annual golf outing sponsors, community partners, and every individual who made the event possible.
 
For more information or to support ongoing initiatives, please visit www.hdh.org.

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