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New Culinary Program at Lake Erie
Cooks Up Favor with Residents
Rendering life-changing results through cooking
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Backpack Program Helps Communities While Teaching Valuable Skills
Making a difference one package at a time
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CoreCivic Raises $565,000 at 30th Annual Charity Golf Classic
On October 7, 2021, CoreCivic held its 30th annual Charity Golf Classic. The tournament brought together approximately 270 individuals to raise support for 32 non-profit organizations in Middle Tennessee that help support formerly incarcerated individuals, victims of crime and abuse, and underserved youth. This year, CoreCivic raised $565,000 through the tournament, and more than $6.5 million has been raised for charity since the event's inception in 1991.
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