🔥Join “Hawks for Football (HFF)” University of Maryland Eastern Shore (UMES) and Forest Park Golf Course for the 1st Annual Hawks for Football Golf Classic to raise funds that directly support our local community benefiting The Forest Park Junior Golf Program and UMES/HFF Junior Sports and Career Pipeline Programs.
⏰️Please join us on Monday, August 8, 2022, for a fun day of golf, prizes, and raffles at our 1st Annual Charity Golf Classic. This tournament features 18 holes Shotgun Start, a Newbie Clinic, play, good food, a silent auction, and a full day of relaxed fun! Foursomes are $280 ($75 per golfer) and provide golf, food, drinks, and more.
❤️The 2022 Hawks for Football Golf Classic registration window is now open until Friday, July 29, 2022. We are excited to host our 1st Annual Golf Classic and hope you will join us as a sponsor and/or golfer! As we get back to normal, we are excited to have a goal of raising over $150,000 for our beneficiaries!
📺In addition, sponsorships are still available! Promote your business, family, club, team, or yourself with signage throughout the event and course! Each registrant gets an awesome swag bag and a player appreciation lunch.
💥️Date & Time: Monday, August 8, 2022, 7:30 AM - 12:30 PM
⛳️Venue: Forest Park Golf Course, 2900 Hillsdale Road, Baltimore, MD 21207.
🌎To learn more information or to register, visit https://www.umeshawksforfootball.org
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It’s a simple one-word title, but it says a lot. ‘Oluwa’ (the Yoruba word for God) is an exuberant, joyful Afrobeat Gospel tune, designed to usher in 2022 on a note of thanksgiving and expectation. Eric wrote and recorded the song during a successful tour in Nigeria in November 2021.
The making of ‘Oluwa’ marks a sort of homecoming in Eric’s own personal journey. British Ghanaian-born Eric moved to Canada in 1991 and eventually to the UK in 1992, but his memories of childhood in Ghana weren’t particularly happy ones. “Life in Ghana was a huge struggle as I was always told by my teachers and headteacher that I was useless and worthless,” he recalls. Eric’s ministry as a worship leader and Gospel artist has taken him across the UK and to the USA, Ghana, Netherlands, and Latvia, but it’s always been with a more western pop sound. And then in 2020 Covid-19 struck and George Floyd was murdered. Both those events got Eric thinking that it was time for him to return to his African roots - musically at least. A tour of Nigeria followed, and the concept for ‘Oluwa’ was born. Produced by Tobass Adolphus, the song combines the sounds of the various tribes of both Nigeria and Ghana. The joy and vibrancy of the song are expressed beautifully in the accompanying video, with its breath-taking choreography, made by the Nigerian production company Justice DH Films and creative director Austine Holy.
“God has seen us through a lot in the last year,” Eric says. “‘Oluwa’ is a song of thanksgiving to God for what he’s brought us through, and of anticipation for what he has in store for us next.”
‘Oluwa’ is out now. For further information or to arrange interviews, contact Eric Reverence at 