Articles about Yuvish Singh

Score Golf
Mon, 28 Apr 2008
Bob Weeks is the the editor for SCOREGolf Magazine and was recently nomoinated to the National Post`s list of Golf Top 25 Brokers in Canada. - website

Caledon Citizen
April 10th, 2008
Birdies for the Children Charitable Foundation, a UNICEF success - website

Travel Golf.com
Wednesday April 30, 2008
"Birdies for the Children" and 11-year-old founder Yuvish Singh give golfers of all ages reason for optimism - website

Singh uses his golf to help children
Thursday February 14 2008
The Brampton Guardian

CANADIAN JUNIOR GOLF CHAMP FUNDRAISING FOR UNICEF
UNICEF Canada
Eleven-year-old Yuvish Singh, a promising Canadian golf talent, is raising money for UNICEF through his own fundraising initiative, Birdies for the Children. Yuvish will donate $20 to UNICEF every time he makes a birdie and $50 for every eagle....

Young golfer continues to raise funds for UNICEF
Brampton Guardian
The 11-year old launched his Birdies for the Children campaign earlier this year. He said he will donate $20 to UNICEF for each birdie and $50 for each eagle during this season. He announced recently that with his 24th birdie, he has donated $480 to UNICEF...

UNICEF Welcomes Junior Golfer's Commitment to Children
UNICEF Canada
Brampton, ON, July 23, 2007. An 11-year-old golf prodigy is calling on Canadians to support UNICEF through his fundraising programme, "Birdies for the Children."...

SPECIAL AWARDS:

In February 7th, 2007 the Mayor of the City of Brampton, Susan Fennell presented Singh with the city’s prestigious Sports Achievement Award. Dr. Ruby Dallah, member of parliament awarded him with a Certificate from the House of Commons recognizing his golfing achievement. Premier of Ontario, Dalton McGuinty presented him with a Certificate in recognition of his golf achievement.

2007 CHAMPIONS DINNER PARTY AND FUNDRAISER:

On March 17th 2007, he hosted his first Champions Dinner Party and Fundraiser in Brampton. The event was attended by approximately 100 guests. He received a standing ovation when he addressed the crowd, launching his “Birdies for the Children” fundraising campaign and his partnership with UNICEF Canada. He challenged himself to donate $20 for every birdie and $50 for every eagle he made on tour. To jumpstart the campaign Yuvish presented a cheque for $300 to UNICEF Canada. He made 15 birdies in the 2006 junior golf tour. He will host an annual dinner and a fundraiser for the benefit of UNICEF. At this event he will present a cheque for all the birdies he made during that golfing season. He hopes to take his idea to every golf tournament he plays and plans on speaking about the “birdies for the children” campaign worldwide. Yuvish plans on visiting prominent golf clubs around the world in order to promote his campaign and work of UNICEF.

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