David Hisco announced as Chair of charity The First Tee
David Hisco announced as Chair of charity The First Tee

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Children's charity The First Tee today announced its new Chairman will be David Hisco. David is currently CEO of ANZ New Zealand and has taken over the chair from The First Tee NZ founder, Craig Heatley.
The First Tee is a charity which aims to teach children strong core personal values and is delivered both in schools and golf clubs. The charity began in the USA, and has targeted over five million children across schools and golf clubs in America. Since its establishment in NZ in 2005, it has continued to grow reaching more children each year.
The programme has had a profound positive impact on children, as well as introducing them to the game of golf which they may not have otherwise come into contact with.
Craig Heatley said, “I’m excited to have David as Chairman. It has been an honour to have been the catalyst in getting The First Tee established in New Zealand and seeing over 10,000 kiwi kids through the programme. But we now have ambitious plans for the future and David is the perfect person to lead these. As we raise more funding, we can take it to more schools and golf clubs across the country. We are hoping all golfers across New Zealand help us drive this programme further, by supporting us in our regular fundraising activities.”
David Hisco said: “I’m excited to be able to get behind something that gives children a good foundation for life as well as introducing them to a fun sport. New Zealand is renowned for its many affordable and accessible golf courses across the country, so to bring golf and children together like this is a great way to teach core personal values and open the door to a sport that can be played all through their life.”
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