Third Annual Celebrity All Star Party is SOLD OUT FOR MAY 1O, 2023
THANK YOU ALL FOR YOUR SUPPORT!
Hosted by the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail
at Capitol Hill located in Prattville, Alabama on May 10-11, 2023
Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor
Thank you to our Presenting Sponsor
IN THE NEWS
May 10-11 the Marlon and Marcus Foundation held its third annual Celebrity Golf Classic and All-Star Party at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail at Capitol Hill and Clubhouse in Prattville. Marlon Anderson and Marcus Jackson are the founders of the Foundation. Over 250 guests and many celebrities attended this amazing All-Star party event. Both events were sold out. Tonya Terry, former WSFA anchor was the MC for the second year at the event. Hannah Laschinger and Thea Langley organized the event.
It was a great opening dinner with fabulous food, drinks, live DJ with Steve Haynes, Dessert Bar, Bourbon Bar, Cigars, and much more were all included.
The Dream Center at North Highland
Renderings for the Dream Center at North Highland were unveiled on May 10, 2021 at our First Annual Marlon and Marcus Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic. The facility will have 3 phases of construction to bring it to completion. The Dream Center at North Highland will include Pre-K classrooms, space for arts and athletics, a community garden, as well as senior wellness programming.
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2022 Marlon and Marcus Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic!
We want to express our sincere appreciation to every guest, friend, golfer, volunteer, sponsor, and vendor that made our Second Annual Celebrity Golf Classic a success! We hope you enjoyed your time with us, and we look forward to continuing to partner with you as we work to build The Dream Center at North Highland!
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The mission, of The Marlon and Marcus Foundation, is to improve the lives of children and their families in our community. On Friday, October 7, 2022 we presented Mr. Brock Dunn, principal of the Autauga County Technology Center, with a check for $2500 to help cover fees for their students. The ACTC is vital to our community in that it prepares our students for entry into the workforce after graduation.
IN THE NEWS
“The generation of kids that are growing up here now, they have no idea of the history that they are literally living on. We want to educate them, and help them take pride in their community. A center like this could give them something to latch on to in a positive way,” Marlon Anderson said. “Nobody wants to be in a bad situation. Hopefully we can get to the point where we create job opportunities though vocational programs and other outlets”.
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The Marlon and Marcus Foundation sponsored The Ian Jackson Football Camp.
WSFA’s coverage from the Allstar Pairings Party on 6/29/2022.