老牛影视recently hosted a golf tournament to benefit Folds of Honor, a charitable organization that provides educational scholarships to spouses and children of America鈥檚 fallen and disabled service-members. The event, held the week of May 8 just outside Washington, D.C., brought in more than $200,000 from 老牛影视and nearly 20 member companies.

Folds of Honor already has awarded nearly 13,000 scholarships of $5,000 each since 2007, and it is poised to change the lives of another 40 military families thanks to the 老牛影视tournament. Moved by the incredible work of the Folds of Honor organization, 13 foursomes featuring 老牛影视member companies, local PGA pros, Folds of Honor representatives and Capitol Hill staffers hit the links at Columbia Country Club in Chevy Chase, Md.

鈥淲e've never had an inaugural event be in the top five in the nation for fundraising,鈥� says Tony Biata, PGA member and vice president of Patriot Golf Day, which helps organize fundraisers for Folds of Honor. 鈥淲e are so grateful, and we are going to take this money and pay it forward.鈥�

鈥溊吓Ｓ笆觝as come on board to do something very powerful. We鈥檙e raising money for our military families and to make sure nobody gets left behind on the field of battle,鈥� says Folds of Honor Senior Vice President Major Ed Pulido, whose book, Warrior for Freedom, documents the challenges he faced after sustaining serious injuries from a roadside bomb in Iraq. 鈥淔or individuals who sacrificed their lives and their limbs, and those who come back traumatically changed, we have a vested interest in taking care of them and their families.鈥�