Our Mission
Fore The Good exists to bring style to the course and good to the world. We design premium golf apparel for people who love the game — on and off the fairway — and give back to expand access to golf for veterans and people with disabilities, because everyone deserves a place on the course.
Learn more about the organizations who are helping us make a difference on and off the course below.
Veterans Golf Association
The Mission
The VGA is dedicated to enriching the lives of Veterans and their family members through the camaraderie and sportsmanship of golf. Annually, the VGA hosts more than 450 local tournaments across the country, culminating in a VGA National Championship each fall.
More Than a Sports Program for Veterans
The VGA develops programs that allow our members to compete, socialize, and remain physically active through the game of golf. Through local league play, regional tournaments, and national qualifiers, the VGA helps reinforce values like integrity, respect, and perseverance through the game of golf. Additionally, the VGA offers family-oriented activities that help Veterans and their family members increase the amount of quality time spent together, and be more active in their communities.
To learn more about VGA, please click the link HERE.
The Arc Of DeKalb County
The Mission
The Arc of DeKalb County holds to the philosophy that individuals can become productive and interdependent members of society, if provided with the adequate supports. All services will be provided recognizing the needs of the individual without regard to race, sex, creed, or national origin, and in accordance with all laws.
About Us
Founded in 1973, the Arc of DeKalb County is a 501c3 non-profit organization that strives to provide organized, meaningful habilitative training through Residential, Community and Day Program Services. This non-profit organization was conceptualized when one DeKalb County family recognized the need for disability supports and services in our area. In the 1980's, we began providing Adult Day Program Services and in 1997, Residential Services became available. In addition, we currently provide Day Habilitation, Pre-Vocational Training, and countless recreational, volunteer, and community activities.
The Arc of DeKalb County is one of the 29 local chapters across Alabama whose primary role is to advocate for the rights and protections of people with intellectual and developmental disabilities (I/DD) and their families. As a chapter of The Arc of Alabama, Inc., we hold to the motto: “Working to include all individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities in their communities.” The Arc of Alabama, Inc. is affiliated with The Arc of the United States, the largest organization in the United States devoted solely to working on behalf of people with developmental disabilities. Each local chapter is a unique non-profit organization whose goal is to foster community involvement and inclusion for those with intellectual and developmental disabilities. This can be accomplished by increasing awareness, creating fundraising initiatives, providing a variety of supports and services, volunteering within the community, promoting events, cultivating activities, and so on.