FORT MYERS, Fla. - eTradeWire -- Registration is now open to reserve a player spot in the Rick Evanchyk Memorial Golf Classic. This is the 14th annual Goodwill Golf Classic charity tournament, but the fundraiser has been renamed in honor of previous Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida CEO, Rick Eyanchyk, who passed last October. Rick started the Goodwill Golf Classic when he became CEO.

This fun four-person scramble is scheduled for May 22nd at Verandah Golf Club. Proceeds benefit programs and services offered through Goodwill SWFL that help people with disabilities and disadvantages remove barriers to their independence.

"We invite players to enjoy a top-notch area golf course while also supporting our mission of helping more than 24,000 individuals annually in Southwest Florida improve their lives," said John Nadeau, Goodwill Industries of Southwest Florida CEO/President.

Players will tee off at 8:30 a.m. on the Old Orange course at Verandah, followed by lunch and prizes in the club restaurant. The top prize will be a Golf Vacation to play at Pebble Beach, including airfare, hotel and golf accommodations — to win, a player must score a Hole-in-One on the designated hole during the tournament.

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Dozens of other prizes will be available through course contests and raffles. Cost is $225 per player or $750 per foursome. A limited number of sponsorships are available.

Players and sponsors can register online at https://www.eventcreate.com/e/14thannualgolfclassic

For more information, contact Alex at (239) 995-2106 Ext. 2271, or email alexdamerell@goodwillswfl.org.

Goodwill SWFL is a nonprofit organization that is committed to serving people with disabilities and disadvantages by offering life-changing opportunities to achieve independence.  They have been providing services to people with disabilities and disadvantages since 1966 in five counties of Southwest Florida: Lee, Collier, Charlotte, Glades & Hendry counties.