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Cedar Bridge Foundation hosts 2025 Bridging the Gap Golf Tournament

The tournament benefited the nonprofit's programs that support people with special needs.

  • By Observer Staff
  • | 8:00 a.m. November 14, 2025
The Bridging the Gap Golf Tournament benefited the Cedar Bridge Foundation’s programs that empower individuals with special needs. Courtesy photo
The Bridging the Gap Golf Tournament benefited the Cedar Bridge Foundation’s programs that empower individuals with special needs. Courtesy photo
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Cedar Bridge Foundation hosted its 2025 Bridging the Gap Golf Tournament at Grand Haven Golf Club. Proceeds directly supported Cedar Bridge Foundation’s social and life-skills training, advocacy and community programs for individuals with unique abilities.

The programs help people with autism and developmental disabilities build confidence, independence and meaningful community connections.

“This tournament wasn’t just about golf, it was about building bridges of opportunity,” Dr. Maria Dowling, co-founder of Cedar Bridge Foundation, said in a press release. “Every swing, sponsor, and volunteer helps us continue life-changing programs that promote independence and engagement.”

About 70 golfers and more than 20 volunteers participated in the tournament. \

 

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