The St. Catharines Mayor Invitational Golf Tournament is setting aside $25,000 for CMHA Niagara.
It's a two-year funding commitment, which will help support local programs and services at the Welland Ave office.
This includes the Safe Beds short-term residential program and the Crisis Outreach and Support Team.
Half of the money will be taken out of this year's fundraising total, which was more than $55,000.
The rest of the cash will be raised next year, during the 2020 tournament.
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