Joy Miller

I'm wanna believe I'm a pioneer in the "Forums are Detesible" movement...

Anyway, GREAT charity golf tourney next weekend with my friend Jonathan Ogden to benefit his foundation. Maybe we can raise some funds to get Gary, Mason, Newhouse, and Sklansky to play in it as a foursome!

Seriously, if you want to support a good cause email me for registration...Mister Belding from Saved By The Bell comes every year!
joyjoy712003@yahoo.com

The Jonathan Ogden Foundation Celebrity Golf Tournament for Charity

WHEN: Kick-Off Party-Sunday,April 27, at The Palms Pearl Concert Theatre
Golf -Monday, April 28,at SouthShore Golf Club; Henderson, NV 89011

PRICE: Party is $500 per Couple,$300 per Individual
Golf is $2,000 per player,$7,500 per foursome-(Includes entry to the party with a guest)

Celebrities invited to attend: Rod Woodson, Marshall Faulk, LaDanian Tomlinson, Rodney Peete, Terrell Davis, Terry Donahue, Jim McMahon, Randall Cunningham, Julius Erving, Michael Irvin, Ted Hendricks, Kellen Winslow, Lincoln Kennedy, Tony Dorsett, Eric Dickerson, Richard Dent, Shannon Sharpe, Warren Moon, Kyle Turley, Rick Mirer, Marcus Allen, Amani Toomer, Joe Thomas, Donald Driver, Larry Fitzgerald, Drew Bennett, Ki-Jana Carter, Charles O’Bannon, Cade McNown, Todd Lyght, James Lesure, Steve Jackson, Charlie Joiner, Dennis Haskins, Shaun King, Champ Bailey, Larry Allen, Todd Heap, Jim Brown, Richard Dent, Sterling Sharpe, Bret Saberhagen, Trent Dilfer, Jeff Blake, Darrell Green, Derrick Anderson, Reggie Wayne, Chris Samuels, Chris Doleman, Eric Dickerson, Chester McGlockton, Rick Neuheisel, Chris McAllister, Anthony Montgomery, Mike Sherrard, Leslie O’Neal, Marty Barrett, Junior Seau, Willie Gault and Brian Kelly.

DETAILS: The Jonathan Ogden Foundation Celebrity Golf Tournament kicks off on Sunday, April 27 with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, silent and live auctions and live entertainment at the Palms. The golf tournament is followed by a reception and an awards ceremony. Proceeds from the tournament will go to the Jonathan Ogden Foundation and the Las Vegas Founders Foundation, which benefit at-risk children in Baltimore and Las Vegas

In 1968, in his last Sunday sermon at Washington National Cathedral, Dr. King retold the parable of the rich man, Dives, and the poor man, Lazarus, and reminded us that, "a man went to hell because he didn't see the poor."

"And this could happen to America, the richest nation in the world," he warned.

"There is nothing new about poverty," he said. "What is new is that we now have the means and the know-how to lift every child out of poverty. The real question is whether we have the will!"

So as we mark another anniversary of Dr. King's death, we should also remember how fortunate each and everyone of us is.

2008 marks the 40th anniversary of his Poor People's Campaign.

The Poor People's Campaign challenged our nation to end the poverty afflicting millions of Americans of all races and confront the entrenched triple evils of racism, excessive materialism (poverty) and militarism that threaten our nation and world.

In this rich nation of ours, in 2008, there are 36.5 million Americans still living in poverty, including nearly 13 million children. There are 47 million people in America who have no health coverage, and 9.4 million of those are children.