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LAPD's Topanga Division Golf Tournament to Solely Benefit Youth Programs

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From the Los Angeles Police Department:

LAPD Topanga Division Youth Programs Golf Tournament

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WHAT: Golf tournament benefiting the kids who participate in Topanga Division’s PAL, Cadet and Junior Cadet Programs.

WHEN: Monday, Oct. 27

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9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

WHERE: Woodland Hills Country Club

21150 Dumetz Road

Woodland Hills, California 91364

WHO: Los Angeles City Councilmember Bob Blumenfield, 3rd Council District

Los Angeles City Councilmember, Mitchell Englander, 12thCouncil District

LAPD Commander Jon Peters, Commanding Officer, Operations-Valley Bureau

LAPD Captain Jorge Rodriguez, Commanding Officer, Topanga Area

LAPD Captain Rafael Ramirez, Commanding Officer, Topanga Patrol Division

Marnie Schneider, Co-founder of Grab A Ball & Play Foundation

Jazmin Erving, Co-founder of Grab A Ball & Play Foundation

WHY: LAPD’s Topanga Division has a proud history and commitment to its youth and that is why the proceeds of this year’s golf tournaments will solely benefit the youth programs. During the golf tournament, corporate sponsors, celebrities and officers will be paired for a fun filled day of golf, great food, awards and camaraderie in a festive atmosphere. Tournament organizers are especially proud to honor event Co-chairs, Marnie Schneider and Jazmin Erving, the founders of the Grab A Ball & Play Foundation.

Marnie Schneider whose grandfather owned Philadelphia’s Professional Football Team for 20 years and Jazmin Erving, daughter of legendary NBA Star Julius Erving were inspired by their families’ involvement in sports and believe that youth athletics are the one thing that can improve a child’s mind, body and spirit. Their mission, and the purpose of the Grab A Ball & Play Foundation is to help children in underserved communities pair with strategic mentoring partners.

The men and women of Topanga Division are proud to partner with Marnie Schneider and Jazmin Erving, as they are fine examples of members of the community who are truly making a difference.

CONTACT: For more information, please contact Senior Lead Officer Janet Zumstein at (818) 756-3188, or Officer David Ortiz at (818) 756-3070, or visit:www.lapdtopanga.org.

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