For 25 years, the Atlas Charity Golf Tournament has brought our customers, partners, suppliers and employees together around something bigger than golf: making a meaningful difference in people’s lives.
That spirit was on full display in Miami as the Atlas community celebrated the tournament’s 25th anniversary in support of K9s For Warriors, the National Domestic Violence Hotline, the ION Center for Violence Prevention and the Liberty City Optimist Club.
From helping Veterans find healing and independence alongside a service dog, to creating opportunities for young people and supporting survivors of domestic violence, the impact reaches far beyond the golf course.
“Getting Titan as my service dog through K9 for Warriors, with the support of Atlas, has really just given me my life back,” said Thomas Miller, U.S. Army Veteran, K9s for Warriors. “It has allowed me to be the husband that I want to be and that my wife deserves; the father that my kids deserve… and a participant in life again.”
“Twenty-five years ago, we established a golf outing for partners and supporters with the goal of helping others,” said Michael Steen. “The impact we’ve been able to make together over the years is extraordinary. It’s a testament to the generosity of our Atlas family and that of our customers, partners and vendors. Giving back is a big part of who we are as a company.”
The 25th anniversary was also a celebration of everyone who has sustained the tournament over the years: our customers and partners, sponsors, volunteers and Atlas colleagues—and Gary Wade, whose leadership has helped shape the tournament from the beginning.
“We’re incredibly proud to have hosted this tournament for 25 years and to see what it has become. But the most important part has always been the charities. Supporting the communities where we live and work is part of who we are at Atlas, and we’re proud to play a small part in the important work these organizations are doing to improve people’s lives.”
Twenty-five years represents hundreds of people choosing, year after year, to show up for others. That’s a legacy worth celebrating—and a powerful reflection of what can happen when the Atlas community comes together around a shared purpose.
