For nearly two decades, Cashiers Cares has been a quiet force for good—amplifying compassion and strengthening the Plateau’s safety net through the support of 14 trusted nonprofits. From healthcare and housing to education and crisis intervention, the organization channels donations to agencies whose work resonates throughout Jackson County.
This year, the group tees up its signature fundraiser with the 3rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament, set for Monday, September 15 at Trillium Links. The day begins with check-in at 9:30 A.M. and a 10:30 A.M. shotgun start, followed by a luncheon and awards reception. Golfers will enjoy scenic mountain views, warm hospitality, and a sense of shared purpose—all while supporting programs that serve neighbors in need.
Beneficiary agencies include Blue Ridge Free Dental Clinic, United Christian Ministries, SAFE, A.W.A.K.E., and The Literacy & Learning Center, among others. These organizations meet real and urgent needs: food on the table, safe shelter, educational tools, and critical mental health support.
While the golf tournament is the headline event, Cashiers Cares continues to grow its impact through community education, donor outreach, and a new digital hub featuring impact stories and volunteer opportunities. This year’s focus leans into rising mental health demands and family stabilization—two areas where donations make an immediate difference.
Importantly, 100 percent of donations go directly to service agencies, with administrative costs covered by board members and private sponsors. That structure ensures every dollar raised supports programs that uplift children, seniors, families, and individuals facing adversity across the region.
To register, sponsor, or learn more, visit cashierscares.org/charity-golf-tournament. Whether you’re swinging a club or lending a hand behind the scenes, Cashiers Cares invites you to be part of a legacy built on empathy, action, and community spirit.
In a region known for its natural beauty, Cashiers Cares reflects something deeper—an enduring commitment to people. And thanks to those who give generously, that commitment continues to grow, one swing and one life at a time.
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