The 2026 Triangle Golf Challenge Tournament
In 2003, The Banks Foundation began holding annual golf tournaments to raise money for families who are moving from welfare to work and from public housing to private homeownership. The board approved an expansion of the Tournament to support other Triangle charities in 2013 and renamed the tournament as the Triangle Golf Challenge. This is an all-inclusive event with an all-day golf outing to benefit the selected Triangle charities. This year, the event will take place June 12, 2026 at the Mill Creek Golf Club located at 1700 St Andrews Dr, Mebane, NC 27302.
The Banks Foundation, a tax-exempt 501(c)(3) organization, was formed on November 17, 2000, for the purpose of assisting families who are moving from welfare to work and from public housing to private homeownership. Over the years, the Foundation has provided down payment assistance to families who have qualified to purchase their first home.
Over the years, the Foundation has provided down payment assistance to families who have qualified to purchase their first home. It has also supported numerous Triangle charities such as Communities In Schools-Durham, The Triangle Aphasia Project, the Hayti Heritage Center, and several others over the years. This year, your donations will benefit the Banks Foundation’s Downpayment Assistance Program. For more information, visit www.thebanksfoundation.org.
Donations
This year, the Triangle Golf Tournament is proud to support The Banks Foundation and The Black Farmers Market. Proceeds from the event will benefit these impactful organizations, helping families transition from welfare to work, supporting the path from public housing to private homeownership, and uplifting local Black farmers and entrepreneurs. We look forward to coming together to make a meaningful difference in our community.
Thanks to the incredible contributions made by our sponsors and participants at the 2025 Triangle Golf Tournament, we were able to put 10k into QEI (Quality Education Institute in Durham) and the rest was put into The Banks Foundation which will assist numerous families who are moving from welfare to work and from public housing to private homeownership.
