The Chubb Group of Insurance Companies announced that Swingle Collins & Associates recently won the Chubb Charity Challenge’s regional golf tournament at The Cowboys Golf Club and will move on to compete for a $50,000 donation to the Salesmanship Club of Dallas, Texas, in the national championship in Naples, Fla.
On October 15, Swingle Collins & Associates will compete against 44 other regional tournament winners from the United States and Canada in the national championship. The Swingle Collins team is competing for the Salesmanship Club of Dallas, a service organization of more than 600 Dallas business leaders dedicated to supporting the activities of Salesmanship Club Youth and Family Centers.
“The Swingle Collins team worked hard to outplay some tough competition and deserves a shot at the $50,000 grand prize in October,” said Jerry Butler, Chubb’s Dallas branch manager. “Every team and player at this year’s Dallas tournament deserves recognition for their charitable efforts. One-hundred percent of every entry fee will go to worthy charities.”
In this year’s Dallas tournament, 11 teams raised a total of $27,500 for charity. The top finishers and the donations they earned for their designated charities are as follows:
1. Swingle Collins & Associates; Dallas; Invitation to the finals; Salesmanship Club of Dallas.
2. Higginbotham & Associates; Ft. Worth; $4,000; Cystic Fibrosis Foundation of Ft. Worth.
3. McQueary Henry Bowles Troy Team 1; Dallas; $3,000; Medina Children’s Home.
4. Wortham Insurance; Ft. Worth; $2,500; Ft. Worth Zoo.
5. Dexter & Company; Dallas; $2,500; Dallas Children’s Advocacy Center.
6. Waldman Bros.; Dallas; $500; National Multiple Sclerosis.
7. McQueary Henry Bowles Troy Team 2; Dallas; $500; Bryan’s House.
8. Compass Insurance; Dallas; $500; Voice of Hope.
9. Frost Insurance; Dallas; $500; Retina Foundation of the Southwest.
10. McGriff Seibels & Williams; Dallas; $500; Cystic Fibrosis North Dallas Chapter.
11. Roach Howard Smith Hunter; Dallas; $500; Rise School of Dallas.
Since 2000, the Chubb Charity Challenge has raised more than $4 million for charities throughout the United States and Canada. In its first year, the tournament raised $350,000. Since then it has raised more money every year, topping $1 million in 2005.
Swingle, Collins & Associates was founded in 1982 by Frank Swingle.
Source: Chubb Group of Insurance Companies
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