Chicago, IL – February 12, 2025 – The Ted Rhodes Foundation proudly announces the launch of its Double Good Popcorn Fundraiser, a virtual event dedicated to empowering underrepresented youth through the game of golf. This special initiative supports the Future Golfers of America program, reinforcing the Foundation’s commitment to “Growing the Champions of Tomorrow.” The fundraiser runs from February 12, 2025, at 12:00 PM until February 16, 2025, at 12:00 PM, with 50% of all sales benefiting the Foundation.
Golf is more than just a sport—it fosters character, leadership, discipline, and resilience. The Ted Rhodes Foundation provides young golfers with training, equipment, and mentorship while honoring the legacy of Black pioneers in the sport, including Ted Rhodes, a trailblazer who paved the way for future generations.
How to Support the Fundraiser
• Purchase Gourmet Popcorn: Every bag sold through Double Good helps provide essential resources to aspiring young golfers.
• Make a Donation: Those who do not wish to purchase popcorn can contribute directly or gift popcorn to a friend.
• Spread the Word: Supporters are encouraged to share the fundraiser within their networks to amplify its impact.
• Drive Change: Proceeds will fund initiatives that break down barriers and create opportunities for youth in golf.
By participating in this fundraiser, supporters are making a meaningful investment in the future of youth golf while enjoying a delicious treat. Orders can be placed via the following link: https://popup.doublegood.com/s/un807oe9
All purchases will be shipped directly to buyers at no cost to the organization.
The Ted Rhodes Foundation expresses gratitude to all who contribute to this impactful initiative. Together, the community can celebrate Black History Month by fostering the next generation of golf champions—both on and off the course.
About the Ted Rhodes Foundation
The Ted Rhodes Foundation is dedicated to preserving the legacy of Ted Rhodes, a pioneering Black golfer, by providing educational and athletic opportunities for underrepresented youth in golf. Through mentorship, training, and scholarship programs, the Foundation aims to inspire and empower the next generation of golf champions. For more information contact Tiffany White, M.Ed., DTMPresident & Ted Rhodes Granddaughter, Ted Rhodes Foundation, Inc., Telephone (312) 502-9009 or visit www.tedrhodes.org
