The Copper Creek Golf Course at Copper Mountain, Colorado will provide the site for the 3rd annual Scrambled Scramble. The charity event will take place on June 5 with all of the proceeds divided between the Michael Houser Music Fund and Panic Fans for Food. Scrambled Scramble organizers have set a donation goal of $10,000, with registration information and other pertinent info available on-line.
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