It has been known as one of the largest single-day amateur charity golf events in the country, having raised over $6.3 million for several great children's charities and attracting hundreds of corporate sponsors from the Tri-State area and beyond. But as the event turns 21, it is enjoying a new, more moderate size--filling two courses with "Friends of Steve" and corporate partners. After all, back in 1990, this tournament was simply eight individuals doing what they could to help our cancer victim Steve Cox, their friend and colleague. Although Steve fought his illness with grace and determination, he died at age 32, forever young and always honored in the annual gathering that is his legacy. Today, as the Cox Classic settles in to its new size, supporting great causes, there remains one constant: an unwavering commitment to helping children and young women in need. Steve Cox would be proud.

Please join us on October 4, 2010, for our 21st Anniversary celebration.

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