PECM Issue 33 2018 | Page 28

NEWS CHILDRENS CHARITY SULZER 31ST ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT RAISES USD 80’000 FOR CHILDREN’S CHARITY Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc ,’s annual Hack Attack golf tournament, which is held at the Golf Club of Houston, has raised USD 80’000 this year for the local Today’s Harbor for Children charity. This year’s event also celebrates the charity’s 70th anniversary. The tournament is held in April, which is also Child Abuse Prevention month. Taking place at the home of the Shell Houston Open, the charity golf tournament organized by Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc. helps raise money to provide residential care for children that have been abused, abandoned or neglected in the Greater Houston Metropolitan Area. With only 144 players invited to take part, each one raises considerable sponsorship for the very worthwhile cause. The day got off to an early start with breakfast at 6:30 a.m. and a shotgun start at 8 a.m. for the scramble format that would ensure all the players completed their rounds together. Aside from the team matches, there were several other competitions including a hole-in-one contest to win USD 10,000 cash and prizes 28 PECM Issue 33 for the longest putt, the longest drive and the shot closest to the pin. Over the years there have been some notable participants to the Hack Attack, such as Tim Drury and other long-standing customers of Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc. In addition, the continued support of some of its suppliers, such as Fred Gorman of Gorman Uniforms and David Bailey from Bailey Steel is greatly appreciated. Darayus Pardivala, President Americas, Rotating Equipment Services, commented: “Sulzer Turbo Services Houston Inc. has a long tradition of supporting the local community and this event has been an incredible success that enables us to help a very important cause. All of the players have had a great day and managed to raise a fantastic amount of money for some of the most vulnerable young people in our area.” Don Sweat, President & CEO for Today’s Harbor for Children, concludes: “As the beneficiary of the event proceeds, we are able to continue guiding our children through to their next destination. Thanks to Sulzer’s continued support, now and moving forward, our mission to provide stability for youth in crisis is further ensured. We are honored to be a part of this extraordinary event.” About Sulzer: Sulzer is the leading worldwide, independent service provider for the repair and maintenance of rotating machines including turbomachinery, pumps and electro- mechanical equipment. With a global network of over 180 technically advanced manufacturing and test facilities, Sulzer offers a collaborative advantage that delivers high-quality, cost-effective, customized and turnkey solutions, providing its customers with the peace of mind to focus on their core operations. www.sulzer.com