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Home /Community /BHA Guns & Golf Classic BHA Guns & Golf Classic $3 Million Raised Over 16 Years for the ABOUT THE TOURNAMENT The Brenda Hall Abney Guns & Golf Classic was created by RoyOMartin Chairman Jonathan E. Martin and his wife, Maggie, in memory of Brenda Hall Abney, who passed away in 2005 from a rare form of breast cancer. Brenda grew up in the Louisiana Baptist Children’s Home (LBCH) in Monroe, Louisiana, and attended Louisiana College, where she was figuratively adopted by Jonathan and Maggie in 1983. The BHA Guns & Golf Classic consisted of two events – a sporting-clay shoot and golf tournament – both of which benefited the LBCH. From its creation in 2005 to its final year in 2020, the tournament raised approximately $3 million for the nonprofit, which has served children and families in need since 1899. Donations have enabled the LBCH to build a safer, more secure campus for needy mothers and their children, as well as aided LBCH in providing valuable technology and life-skills training for their continued growth. “Your real legacy at the Children’s Home is not just the money that you gave,” stated LBCH President and CEO Dr. Perry Hancock at the tournament’s conclusion on September 28, 2020. “The real legacy that you’re leaving in the Children’s Home – which is going to last until Jesus comes – is changed lives.” RoyOMartin wishes to thank all of our tournament and sponsors participants who have given so generously to support children and families in need from across Louisiana. To learn more about contributing to this legacy, visit lbch.org.