- December 4, 2025
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Daniel Neidrauer took full advantage of the “Princess Hole” — which saw golfers tee off from the red tees if they wore a purple tutu, boa scarf and tiara during their drive.
Fred Chambers, left, Jeff Sedloff, Ralph DiSciullo and Tom Schulz, prepared for the back nine of the Giving on the Green golf tournament at the West Orange Country Club.
Matthew’s Hope President Shelly Bradford, left, and Founder and CEO Scott Billue were all smiles during the fourth-annual fundraising golf tournament.
At the 10th hole of the Giving on the Green tournament, for a donation, golfers could have PGA Golf Pro Briana Morris take their opening drive.
Kim Spratt, left, Taylor Sharrock, Josh Vedder and Daniel Neidrauer prepared to tee off from the red tee-box in a purple tutu, boa scarf and tiara on the “Princess Hole.”
Winter Garden-based nonprofit Matthew’s Hope hosted a day of fun and giving back at its fourth annual Giving on the Green fundraising golf tournament April 7 at the West Orange Country Club.
Along with 18 holes of golf — with a fun twist at each hole, such as a PGA Golf Pro taking the opening drive for golfers or starting the hole from the closer red tee box if the golfers wear a purple tutu, boa scarf and tiara while hitting their drive — those in attendance also were treated to dinner and an awards ceremony following the tournament.
The faith-based organization, which serves the area’s homeless community by connecting those in need with resources, services and basic everyday needs, is fully funded and supported by donations. Events like the organization’s annual golf tournament are crucial to meeting their funding needs.
For more information on Matthew’s Hope or to donate to their cause, visit matthewshopeministries.org.
