Parker’s Kitchen has done it again — and then some. The Savannah-area convenience store brand raised a record-breaking $617,000 at its 14th annual Fueling the Community Golf Tournament, surpassing all previous totals for the beloved charitable event, according to Grice Connect.

The tournament, now in its fourteenth year, has become a cornerstone of Parker’s Kitchen’s commitment to giving back to the communities it serves across the region. This year’s record haul underscores just how much local support the event continues to generate, with participants, sponsors, and organizers coming together on the links for a cause far bigger than the game itself.

The funds raised through the Fueling the Community Golf Tournament go toward medical charities and community organizations, making a tangible difference in the lives of people throughout the Savannah area. Year after year, the event has grown in both participation and generosity, and this year’s milestone total is a testament to the deep roots Parker’s Kitchen has put down in the community.

And Parker’s Kitchen wasn’t the only group stepping up for a good cause this weekend. A Savannah youth group also made headlines by raising money for a medical charity, according to WTOC — a reminder that the spirit of giving runs deep across all corners of this city.

Together, these efforts paint a picture of a community that shows up for one another. Whether it’s a major corporate fundraiser setting new records or a local youth group chipping in for those in need, Savannah continues to demonstrate that generosity is one of its most enduring traditions. Congratulations to Parker’s Kitchen, its tournament participants, and every volunteer and donor who helped make this year’s event the most successful one yet.

Sources: Grice Connect, WTOC