The ninth annual Archway Golf Tournament on June 23, 2026. (Image Credit: Betty Johnston Photography)

By Alyssa Conti

Ninth Annual Tournament

Charity golf tournament raises more than $101K for Abbotsford programs

Jul 4, 2026 | 11:42 AM

ABBOTSFORD — A local nonprofit has hit a hole-in-one at its latest golf fundraiser for programs in Abbotsford.

Roughly 140 golfers helped raise over $101,000 at Archway Community Services’ ninth annual charity golf tournament – beating last year’s record of $95,000.

“The generosity we see at this tournament year after year is nothing short of remarkable,” said Jacky Gill, chair of the Archway Golf Committee. “It’s inspiring to witness our community come together to support programs that directly enhance the well-being of children, families, youth, and seniors across Abbotsford.”

Programs showcased at the event included the Archway Family Centre, Community Living and Multicultural Services.

“The success of this year’s tournament reflects the strength and compassion of our community,” said Archway CEO Rod Santiago. “The funds raised will enhance a wide range of vital services, including the Starfish Pack Program, which plays a critical role in addressing food insecurity for hundreds of children in Abbotsford.”

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The Archway Starfish Pack program received $26,000 from an on-course pledge drive to feed kids when school meal programs are unavailable. More than 500 children are set to access food through the biweekly program this summer.

This year’s event was held on June 23 at the Ledgeview Golf Club.

The tournament has raised more than $635,000 since it began in 2018.

by Alyssa Conti

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