Sixth Annual Tee off for Technology raises funds for 12th Man Football and Cheer Camp

UDT (UDT) hosted the Sixth Annual Tee off for Technology on Friday, May 19 at the Biltmore Hotel. All funds raised by the golf tournament benefitted the 12^th Man Football and Cheer Camp. The 12^th Man Football and Cheer Camp is a one-day community camp that gives differently-abled children the opportunity to participate in sports. Coaches from football and cheerleading teams put this camp together at no cost to the participants. The football camp teaches participants to run drills, including blocking, kicking and catching the ball, and how to play defense. The cheerleading camp features an all-day workshop to learn a routine using pompoms and signs. Originally started in South Florida, the camp has grown, with the latest camp being hosted in Greenville, South Carolina. Apart from golf, the tournament featured a photo booth, raffles, and a hole-in-one challenge for a brand-new car from Range Rover! Guests enjoyed the beautiful landscapes at the Biltmore Hotel in Coral Gables, and beer samples from a local brewery, Biscayne Bay Brewing Company. UDT would like to thank the sponsors of this event for their generous contributions. This year, UDT is excited to announce that they raised $11,660 towards the camp. UDT is a proud supporter of this camp and looks forward to this event every year. For more information on upcoming events, follow us on Facebook.

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