Look who’s holding the World’s Largest Computer Golf Tournament!

Oct. 12, 2010 - PRLog -- The GRS is offering an opportunity for everyone with Internet access, to help support our defenders.  Computer Golf Game players are assured they’ll receive prizes worth far more than the small donation to play.  That makes everyone a winner.  And, there are opportunities to win up to $50,000 in cash prizes.

A family oriented computer golf game is a fun way for anyone who can move their mouse to help relieve some of the pain and suffering of those hardest hit by their service to our country.

Everyone can get a free download of the $49.95 golf game.  All players will also receive a free download of the “Captain’s Travel Tips”.   It’s a $19.95 value publication showing you how to save time and money on travel.  It includes good guidance on how to stay healthy and safe while away from home.  And, the Green Fee is only a $9.99 donation to participate in the tournament.  

Plus, the GRS has income opportunity programs designed to help our Armed Forces (present and past) but they are open to all players.
 
Visit http://goldenrulesociety.org/golf-tourney.htm  to get your free golf game and your prizes.  

The tournament is running from 10 October, 2010 and ends 31 October, 2010.

 “We’ve been doing our charity work for more than 38 years and we invite everyone to visit http://goldenrulesociety.org  and click About Us”, said Kaine.  “While there be sure to see all the wonderful things we have for the youngsters of America and the world.  It’s all free and some items are better than free”, he added.

The GRS philosophy is simple…”To better the lives of others is your life’s greatest reward.”  So, do it now by visiting http://goldenrulesociety.org/golf-tourney.htm .  You’ll get more than you give by helping those defending your freedoms.

Bullets:

•   Len Kaine is the only Navy Combat Fighter Pilot ever nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize.  That was 2003.
•   Received the "President's Lifetime Achievement Award, Medal and Citation" for his 33 years of charity work, helping children, churches and charities in all 50 States plus 15 other countries. (2005).
•   Senator John McCain pinned on the Award at the 50th year reunion of Carrier Based Naval Aviators in Reno, NV (9-9-06).
Received the "President's 2005 Volunteer Service Award", a Gold Medal and Citation for his charity work.
He’s in contention for the "Extra Mile Award" in Washington DC. The award is similar to the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Community Spirit Award from Kiwanis International (2003).
 Placed on the National Role of Honor in Washington, DC (2002).
"Hero Award" for his charity works from New Vision, Inc. out of 1.2 million members (2001).
 Accolades and letters of commendation from a number of State Governors.
Thank you from the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff and the Chief of Naval Operations.
Yearly Proclamations from the Mayor of Coronado, CA for Golden Rule Society Week.
A number of newspaper articles recognizing the Golden Rule Society’s work helping children, churches and charities since 1972.
• East Coast Navy and all Navy “Top Gun” in F8 Crusader air gunnery (1959).
Nominated as the San Diego County Veteran of the year (2010-2011)

GRS nominated as the Charity of the Year for supporting our Veterans.

Teaching kids how to lie, cheat and steal; drink, swear and fight.  Visit http://goldenrulesociety.org/g-3-gang.html, for a bit of shock and awe.

• Want to meet and hear about a few of our Success Team gang members?
• One’s a 12 year old, near genius that can do many unbelievable things…
yet blind since birth.

• Another is an Olympian gold medalist who plays rugby…in a wheel chair.

• A third is a young man who earned a full scholarship and is on his way to be a Veterinarian.  He’s a well rounded black student who is a role model for any youngster who’d like to be more successful in life.

• The fourth is a man born with cerebral palsy who successfully climbed El Capitan Mountain in California's Yosemite Park.  The climb up the face took six full days at the rate of 300 to 400 feet per day.
• Forty US magazines are covering his story and American Express is going to use his challenging climb in a number of commercials.

       There’s more…all interesting at http://goldenrulesociety.org.

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In 1971, Airline Pilot Len Kaine received two electric razors for Christmas. Not needing both, Kaine told his passengers he would swap one of the razors for a product or service of greater value. He'd continue swapping until he got a prize valuable enough to raffle. He was hoping for a car or perhaps a horse. The winner would get the prize and the POW/MIA charities would get the cash. The $22.00 razor turned into a variety of prizes worth more than $15,000.00, which included a horse. Kaine said, "We went from a razor to a racehorse." And, over $22,000.00 in cash was donated to the POW/MIA charities.

We formed the Golden Rule Society as a charitable, non-profit corporation.
Since 1972, Kaine has periodically conducted his "Swap Shop in the Sky" (with variations) to benefit non-profit groups, churches and charities throughout the country.

We’re offering our newest FREE programs to every church, charity and legitimate non-profit group," said Kaine.