MT. PLEASANT, SC, December 17, 2012 (Press-News.org) One Seed, LLC, maker of ScoreBand, is proud to announce that it is providing support for The First Tee by becoming a Silver Corporate Partner. The First Tee's mission is to positively impact young people through educational programs that build character, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through golf. Since 1997, The First Tee has reached more than 6.5 million children with its character programs.
"I have participated in several of The First Tee events and witnessed firsthand the positive impact this great organization has made on our local youth. Their mission is right on target and the concept of tying golf in with value-building is brilliant. The game of golf offers so many opportunities to teach core values to young folks while having fun. We fully support what they are doing and are proud to offer our support to their cause," says Jody Murdough, Founder and President of One Seed, LLC / ScoreBand. "We have the highest respect for The First Tee and look forward to collaborating with them in conjunction with our golf-related product - ScoreBand."
Through the partnership, The First Tee chapters have the opportunity to incorporate ScoreBand into fundraising programs and events at a preferred rate. The First Tee goes beyond teaching the fundamentals of golf with programs to foster the development of Nine Core Values including confidence, respect and responsibility.
ScoreBand is a creation of One Seed, LLC a Charleston, SC company that specializes in product development for the consumer goods industry. Arriving in April 2012, ScoreBand was invented to help recreational athletes play focused and have more fun. The award-winning ScoreBand is the world's first multi-sport scorekeeping wristband watch. For more information about ScoreBand, or to place an order, please visit http://www.ScoreBand.net, send email to info@ScoreBand.net, or call (888) 722-0444.
ScoreBand Announces Silver Partnership with The First Tee
ScoreBand teams up with The First Tee as a Corporate Partner
2012-12-17
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