Veteran Charity Golf Tournament
Dear valued participants and supporters of the Veterans Charity Golf Tournament, We regret to tell you that the event has been canceled because we did not have enough golfers to meet the golf courses and our sponsors' minimum numbers. We understand that many of you were looking forward to this event as an opportunity to support a great cause and honor our veterans, and we share your disappointment. We want to assure you that any money received in connection with the event will be returned as soon as possible. Alternatively, if you would like to leave your payment as a tax-free donation to Patriot's Promise, we would be incredibly grateful for your generosity and support. We would like to thank our supporters for their understanding and continued support of our mission to serve and support our veterans while we work to find the homeless safe housing and the necessary medical support. As our slogan states,"streets are for cars not veterans❞ We are committed to finding new and innovative ways to provide for our homeless Veterans, and we hope to have your support in the future.
Sincerely,
John Baskin Sr., President
Streets are for cars, not Veterans
Our Mission
This past year has been a harsh lesson for today’s society. We lost people, were forced into a state of survival, and were isolated from the daily warmth, laughter, and community so many of us took for granted.
Today we celebrate the strength found within ourselves and each other to persevere and help others.
Patriot’s Promise was founded in 2012 by John R. Baskin Sr. As a former Army Captain/Helicopter Pilot and Desert Storm Veteran, John felt a strong calling to give back and honor unrecognized heroes. His father, Colonel/Reverend Ronald R. Baskin served in both the Korean and Vietnam War before retiring after 33 years of decorated service.
Colonel Baskin dedicated the rest of his life to serving the church as well as countless homeless, broken, and forgotten soldiers at VA Hospitals all around the US. Colonel Baskin passed away in 2010 at the age of 84 and was a true inspiration in John’s life.
At Patriot’s Promise we believe “Streets are for cars, not veterans.”