22nd Annual Paul Anderson Golf Classic

Monday, May 11, 2015
AUGUSTA, Ga. (WRDW) — Golfers teed up on Monday for the 22nd annual Paul Anderson Golf Classic at The River Club in North Augusta. The Paul Anderson Youth Home helps teens with addictions get back on their feet.
The Paul Anderson program has helped more than 1,200 young men during their 53-year history to get their lives back on track. The program acts as an alternative to jail time and lasts 18 months. It is aimed at men ages 16-21.
“It’s tough but it’s definitely worth it,” said Graham Cashin, who is currently in the program,”They’ve taught me so much stuff about how to grow and how to be a man, and before I came here I was a boy, but now I am a man.”
Jessie Wells graduated from the program and said the golf classic is a good opportunity to give back to the program that has given him so much.
“It’s great that I can be here and help them because they have helped me so much,” said Wells.”Now that I have graduated I can come back and serve them like they served me.”

Article found on CBS News 12 Augusta.

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