Meeks Impact Law Sponsors 2026 Golf Tournament for Forsyth County Sibling Foster Home
Georgia personal injury firm returns as presenting sponsor on October 12th to raise funds for the first-ever Forsyth County home to keep foster siblings together.
CUMMING, Ga., Sept. 17, 2026 /PRNewswire/ -- Meeks Impact Law is proud to return as a presenting sponsor of the Fort Foster Care Golf Tournament, taking place Monday, October 12th, 2026, at Windermere Golf Club in Cumming, Georgia. Proceeds from this year's tournament will go towards building Forsyth County's first-ever sibling foster care home. Reserve your spot, as every player helps bring the mission that much closer to accomplishing its goals.
"I fell in love with the mission of trying to help siblings who were going into the foster care system find a safe and supportive place to be while they get reacquainted with their parents," said Owner and Lead Attorney Zachary Meeks. "We're proud to sponsor the Fort Foster Care Golf Tournament. It's a great opportunity to come out and have a great time, with a great community, for a great cause."
Tournament Schedule — Monday, October 12th | Windermere Golf Club, 5000 Davis Love Drive, Cumming, GA 30041
Golfers can expect a pre-round CFA biscuit, in-cart gift bag, on-course drinks, boxed lunch, contests for every skill level, raffle prizes, and auction items. Foursomes and individual registrations are open now, with Platinum and Gold foursomes adding direct donations to the home. Sponsorship packages from Presenting and Banquet sponsors to hole, beverage cart, and custom options remain available, and volunteers are welcome.
- 7:45–8:30 AM — Registration
- 8:30 AM — Breakfast & Speaker
- 10:00 AM — Tee-Off
- Following play — Awards, Raffle & Light Hors d'oeuvres
Standing for the Forsyth County Foster Children's Futures
For Meeks Impact Law, a personal injury firm founded on helping Georgians rebuild their lives after tragedy, the partnership is a natural extension of its mission beyond the courtroom. The home will be built and operated by The Fort and will keep brothers and sisters together with wrap-around care as they navigate the foster system. The Fort addresses what may be Forsyth County's most urgent and overlooked need: the county's population has grown 250% and is projected to exceed 500,000 residents within 20 years, while housing costs have more than doubled in the last decade, driving up the need for dual incomes and driving down the number of families able to foster. The Fort's sibling foster care home removes the burden of home ownership for foster families, allowing them to focus entirely on the children.
Meeks Impact Law was founded on the belief that supporting people through life's most challenging situations shouldn't end at the courtroom door. Standing with The Fort and Forsyth County's foster children is exactly the kind of impact the firm put in its name. From supporting local foster care initiatives to serving families across Forsyth County and beyond, the firm believes lasting impact is built outside the office as much as inside the courtroom. To learn more about the causes Meeks Impact Law supports, visit the Meeks Impact Law Community Impact page.
SOURCE Meeks Impact Law
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