Impact
Making a difference in D.C.
All proceeds from the Quicken Loans National benefit college-access programs and the Earl Woods Scholar Program of TGR Foundation, making an impact in the D.C. region.
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For over 20 years, TGR Foundation has been unwavering advocates for the transformative power of education. We have a universal vision: giving students in need the right resources for lifelong success in school, their communities and the working world. Through our award-winning STEM curricula, college-access programs, digital platforms and teacher professional development, TGR Foundation offers under-served students the tools and support needed to thrive in school and beyond.
salute to service
TGR Live and the Quicken Loans National have been leaders in military appreciation efforts. Since the inaugural Quicken Loans National in 2007, no tournament on the PGA TOUR has done more to honor the military than the Quicken Loans National. Between the Lockheed Martin Military Pavilion, the Military Heroes Wall and many other recognitions, the Quicken Loans National provides endless opportunities to honor those who have served and their families.
My National moment
The Quicken Loans National has been a leader in the community with respect military appreciation, offering numerous programs and activities which support military members and their families. The My National Moment series features first-person accounts about how the Quicken Loans National and it’s military support plays a role in their life.
A Family Meal
by David Trevelino
I spend my days as the head chef at TPC Potomac. But this story is about the most important meal I cook each year. It’s not a meal I cook at the club, but one I cook for a very special type of club.
June 26, 2016
By Billy Hurley III
One of my most memorable moments in golf did not occur in a tournament or even a round of golf but rather a casual conversation on the putting green at the Naval Academy Golf Course in July 2000.
An Experience of a Lifetime
By Jason Detiers
It was the greatest honor of my life to serve six years in the United States Marine Corps. Amidst the trials and tribulations associated with daily military challenges, several years ago I found a week-long escape in an annual volunteer opportunity.