2025 HTH Charity Golf Tournament

HTH is an intersectional feminist organization in Simcoe County, working to end all violence against all women. The organization began in 1984 as an emergency shelter and over the past forty years, HTH has significantly expanded and now provides wrap-around service to women who have experienced violence, serving over 1000 unique women annually, and nearly 200 children. HTH is the largest VAW organization providing wrap-around services to women who have experienced violence in Simcoe County. In 2017, we expanded our mission with Operation Grow, a dynamic social enterprise based in Midland, Ontario. Operation Grow provides women with the resources, training, and entrepreneurial opportunities to enhance their financial independence while improving their access to nutritious food. This pivotal initiative serves as the foundation for the 2025 HTH event, showcasing the incredible achievements of women-owned businesses across Simcoe County.  

The HTH Golf Tournament at The Nest Golf Club at Friday Harbour Resort is not just a day of exceptional golf—it's an opportunity to make a meaningful impact. Hosted by Huronia Transition Homes (HTH), this four-person scramble tournament combines the thrill of competitive golf with the mission of ending violence against women and children.  

Set amidst the stunning backdrop of Lake Simcoe, The Nest offers a challenging, yet scenic course designed to inspire golfers of all skill levels. With lush fairways, water features, and signature holes, it's the perfect venue for a day spent with friends, family, and business colleagues, all while supporting a critical cause. This event will bring together a community of supporters united in their commitment to creating a safer and more equitable world for women and children. 

The funds raised during the tournament directly support Huronia Transition Homes' vital programs and the hundreds of women and children who access them each year. HTH supports women at every point of their journey, from safe shelter and housing supports to apprenticeship training and employment. Beyond service provision, HTH works to cultivate strong connections with community partners, so your sponsorship will ensure the growth and development of those relationships that in turn directly support the women and children we support. 

This year’s event is made possible through the generous sponsorship of local women-owned and Canadian businesses. We aim to provide experiences and opportunities for participants to explore and enjoy what our beautiful country has to offer. From our sponsorships to our auction items, we've partnered with Canadian businesses to show the power of local communities coming together to make a difference - just like HTH has done for more than 40 years.