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Flagler Sportfishing Club donates $5,000 to support disabled veterans

The club's donation to Disabled American Veterans was made possible through proceeds from the Spring Classic Fishing Tournament.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 12:00 p.m. June 11, 2023
From left: Gary Fisher, Ernie Morris, Bill May and Adam Morley. Courtesy photo
From left: Gary Fisher, Ernie Morris, Bill May and Adam Morley. Courtesy photo
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The Flagler Sportfishing Club has donated $5,000 to Disabled American Veterans, according to a news release.

The donation was made possible through proceeds from the club's Spring Classic Fishing Tournament.

"We are incredibly proud to support the Disabled American Veterans through this donation," Flagler Sportfishing Club President Capt. Adam Morley said, according to the news release. "Our club recognizes the immense sacrifices made by our veterans, and we are committed to standing alongside them in their journey towards reclaiming their well-deserved benefits. We believe that this contribution will make a meaningful impact on the lives of disabled veterans, helping them regain their independence and thrive in the communities they have fought to protect."

For more information on the Flagler Sportfishing Club and its charitable initiatives, visit flaglersportfishing.com.

 

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