‘I Golf 4 Kids’ aims to strengthen police and community relations
The event was an effort to keep children busy instead of being in the street.
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Sep 9, 2023, 11:03 PM
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Updated 401 days ago
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9h agoAn event was held in Soundview Park Saturday that taught golf to young Bronx residents.
Minister Kwame Thompson said he and another organizer started I Golf 4 Kids in 2015 with the goal to bring police and community relationships together through golf.
News 12’s Brittany Cadet was there with the sights and sounds.
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