<p> SAVE THE DATE: April 19, 2010 Children Without a Voice USA's Golf Benefit & Fabulous Auction!</p><p>Bear's Best Golf Course Suwanee, Georgia 11:30am registration opens, tee-off at 1:30pm Dinner & Auction 5:30pm</p><p>Golfers will enjoy lunch and dinner, along with a caddie, cash and prizes. They will also get to mingle with local and international celebrities and capture the memorial moment with a tee flag photo. Several one-of-a-kind auction items await attendees including:</p><p> A private yacht excursion for 8 with an additional ski boat/overnight stay at Lake Lanier Islands Resort  Air excursion in a private plane over north Georgia  Accommodations at downtown Hyatt, Four Seasons including limo/spa package  Amelia Island vacation at a private residence  VIP package to the Masters Golf Tournament in Augusta, Georgia with limo to and from hospitality suite  Event tickets, sports, music memorabilia and more </p><p>HOLE-IN-ONE CONTEST PRIZE: VIP package for 4 to the Masters Golf tournament with roundtrip limo transportation, champagne and all you can eat buffet at the hospitality suite.</p><p>EVENT PRICING INFO: Golf: $175 Foursome: $600 Hole sponsor: $250 Dinner & Auction only: $30</p><p>Event sponsors include: Target, Coldwell Banker, PricewaterhouseCoopers, USG, Sedgwick CMS, The Circle Group, North American Consulting, Cruiser & Mitchell LLP </p><p>For more sponsor or golf information and registration form, email: [email protected] </p><p> www.ChildrenWithoutAVoiceUSA.org About Children Without a Voice USA Thank you so much for considering helping a great cause through your support in our upcoming golf benefit and auction! Children Without a Voice USA (CWAV) is a 501(c) (3) organization headquartered in Alpharetta, Georgia. Our mission is to raise awareness and prevent crimes against children, child abuse and neglect through advocacy and education. </p><p>CWAV provides free educational brochures, workbooks and classes on parenting, Shaken Baby Syndrome and conducts children's classes on inappropriate touching. As 10-year old Katie Carmichael puts it: “Children should never be afraid and when I grow up I want to help children who need someone to love them and protect them. My mom says that it is up to us to stop child abuse.” You can read more of Katie’s story on our website at: http://www.childrenwithoutavoiceusa.org/cms/node/9. </p>