For Immediate Release:
August 12, 2024
Texas State Wireless Association Named as Premier Sponsor for 2025 Tower Family Foundation Golf Event
The Tower Family Foundation announces Texas State Wireless Association (TXWA) will once again be the Premier Sponsor for the upcoming Golf Event to be held at the Lonnie Poole Golf Course in Raleigh, North Carolina on February 20, 2025, as part of the highly anticipated series of events hosted in conjunction with the NATE UNITE 2025 Conference and Exposition. As the Premier Sponsor, TXWA’s generous donation of $50,000 will directly benefit tower industry workers and their families by providing financial assistance and scholarship funds for those impacted by on-the-job accidents, fatalities, or other emergency life circumstances.
“We are thankful to our members, loyal sponsors, and active companies within the TXWA family that allow us to be so generous to our community," said TXWA President Ashli Fuselier. "The Tower Family Foundation is a need in our industry, and they are paving the way to support the telecom space in numerous ways. We are blessed to be a continued supporter of the TFF.”
All proceeds generated from the upcoming golf event will go to the Tower Family Foundation, a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Since its inception in 2014, the Tower Family Foundation has awarded over $1,600,000 in financial assistance and scholarships to eligible tower workers and their families.
“The Tower Family Foundation Golf Tournament has evolved into a signature industry event thanks to the generous support of sponsors like the Texas State Wireless Association," said Tommy Lewis, Tower Family Foundation Golf Committee Chairman. “Golf is a great sport. Pairing it with an opportunity to help people makes it special. I’m humbled every year by the generosity, compassion and commitment displayed by our supporters that have contributed to making this tournament what it is today. We are excited for another first-class event in Raleigh.”
If you are interested in participating as a golfer or sponsor, please visit https://natehome.com/nate-events/2024-tower-family-foundation-golf-event/2023-tff-golf-event-registration/.
For more information on the Texas State Wireless Association, visit https://txwa.org/. For more information on the Tower Family Foundation, visit https://towerfamilyfoundation.org/. For more information on the NATE Wireless Industry Network, visit www.natehome.com.
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About Texas State Wireless Association
The Texas State Wireless Association (TXWA) was formed in 2006 to develop an official forum for the cultivation of relationships and exchange of ideas between wireless telecommunications professionals in Texas and provide a platform for a unified voice among the wireless industry. Our goal is to provide a network to promote safety, community, and charitable giving within the Texas telecommunications industry. We strive to offer our members a way to connect and grow, while we as an organization grow to fit the needs of our community.
About Tower Family Foundation
The Tower Family Foundation has been established to help provide financial assistance to family members of a severely injured, permanently disabled, or deceased tower worker injured or killed in an accident stemming from working at heights on communication structures or other on the job related activities that tower workers are involved in on a daily basis. The intent of the donation is to provide a funding “bridge” to the affected families to help pay for immediate needs and help defray other related costs that families experience in a post-accident or fatality situation. For more information on the Tower Family Foundation, please visit www.towerfamilyfoundation.org.
About NATE: The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association
NATE: The Communications Infrastructure Contractors Association is a non-profit trade association dedicated to providing a unified voice for companies in the diverse tower and communications infrastructure industries. It is recognized as the tower industry leader in promoting safety, standards, and education. Today, the Association boasts approximately 1,130 member companies (mostly small businesses) that construct, service or maintain hundreds of thousands of communications towers and next generation networks throughout the United States and 12 other countries.
