SteamMaster Golf donates $20,000-plus to local non-profit and charities
January 4, 2012
The 7th annual SteamMaster Golf tournament gave
$20,565.84 to its beneficiaries. The tournament was founded and organized by SteamMaster
Restoration and Cleaning in memory of Kim Matthews, their marketing director,
who died of cancer in May 2005.
The 7th annual SteamMaster Golf tournament gave $20,565.84 to its beneficiaries. Recipients of this year’s event were Vail Valley Charitable Fund, Minturn Community Fund - Family Emergency Fund, Vail Symposium and the Matthews Family Education Fund.
The tournament was founded and organized by SteamMaster Restoration and Cleaning in memory of Kim Matthews, their marketing director, who died of cancer in May 2005.
“We sincerely appreciate and thank all our sponsors, silent auction donors, golfers, volunteers and well-wishers for a successful 7th year,” says Gary Gilman, president and owner of SteamMaster. “We will continue with our efforts to give back to the community in years to come.”
The 7th annual SteamMaster Golf tournament gave $20,565.84 to its beneficiaries. Recipients of this year’s event were Vail Valley Charitable Fund, Minturn Community Fund - Family Emergency Fund, Vail Symposium and the Matthews Family Education Fund.
The tournament was founded and organized by SteamMaster Restoration and Cleaning in memory of Kim Matthews, their marketing director, who died of cancer in May 2005.
“We sincerely appreciate and thank all our sponsors, silent auction donors, golfers, volunteers and well-wishers for a successful 7th year,” says Gary Gilman, president and owner of SteamMaster. “We will continue with our efforts to give back to the community in years to come.”