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The First Session Belleville CEO students have decided to give back a portion of their ticket sales to a military charity since they are hosting their golf event at Cardinal Creek Golf Course at Scott Air Force Base. Belleville CEO Students Anaya Davis presented several military charity options to the class today. They have chosen the Eagle's Nest of St. Clair County at The Joseph Center in East St. Louis: http://thejosephcenter.org/
This facility is a 26 bed transitional housing center that provides services for homeless male veterans who are trying to become self-sufficient.
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