The BI-LO Charity Classic, the largest one-day charity golf tournament in the United States, will be held June 5–7, and this year members of the community can join with BI-LO Charities in raising money for organizations across Georgia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Tennessee.

The BI-LO Charity Classic is offering early bird pricing through Feb. 28 which gives the public a chance to participate in the tournament and related events while raising funds for non-profit organizations within their own communities.

Player spots, which are valued at $850 each, will be available for only $650 with the early bird pricing. The Charity Classic takes place on more than a dozen courses in Upstate South Carolina and Western North Carolina and gives participants a special opportunity to tee off at some of the area’s finest golf courses, including Bright’s Creek Golf Club, the Cliffs at Keowee Springs, Champion Hills and other beautiful, renowned courses.

A player spot also includes admission for the player and a guest to other first-class activities throughout the weekend of the BI-LO Charity Classic.

“We are very excited to announce the special pricing for the player spots,” said executive director of BI-LO Charities Carol Browning. “We designed the early bird promotion for the community to take advantage of the Carolinas’ top golf courses while supporting organizations throughout the Southeast.”

To sign up for the BI-LO Charity Classic or for more information about the tournament, please call (864) 286-5895 or visit www.bi-locharities.org.

The BI-LO Charity Classic began in 1983 as a fundraiser for Meals on Wheels and has grown to be the largest one-day charity golf tournament in the country. During the past 26 years the tournament has raised more than $48 million to support hundreds of charities throughout BI-LO’s four-state operating area of South Carolina, North Carolina, Tennessee and Georgia. Funds from the Charity Classic go toward supporting organizations that focus on BI-LO Charities’ key initiatives, including children, education and hunger relief.