2nd Annual Curry Cup Charity Golf Tournament Has Been Cancelled
The Curry Foundation is sorry to announce that the 2nd Annual Curry Cup Charity Golf Tournament scheduled for Saturday, September 17 has been canceled.

The Foundation seeks to host fun, successful events for all involved. Our goal for the 2nd Annual Curry Cup was to equal or exceed the tremendous success of last year’s sold-out inaugural event. Anything less would be a disservice to our sponsors, players and, most of all, our beneficiaries. After a careful assessment it became clear that we would not meet our goal and, thus, our very disappointing decision.
All registrations and sponsorships will be refunded in full, and we apologize for any inconvenience and hope to see you at our next event!
The Curry Foundation
It’s going to be COLD at the Winter Wonder Festival this Saturday. So WARM UP with The Curry Foundation and Help Some Neighbors in Need.
If you plan to attend the Island Rec Center’s Winter Wonder Festival (Saturday, December 11 from 4:00 – 8:00 PM at Shelter Cove Park), why not stop by and visit The Curry Foundation?
While the kids are moonbouncing, hayriding and hunting for candy canes, we’ll warm you up with a cup of hot coffee from Starbuck’s and a bowl of Cheap Seats Tavern’s famously delicious shrimp & sausage chili!
All proceeds will go toward furthering The Curry Foundation’s mission to furnish emotional and financial support to individuals and families who have experienced a life-altering tragedy such as a serious or terminal illness or death of a parent or spouse.
We’re also collecting unwrapped toys for donation to local charities to make it a Merry Christmas for less-fortunate Lowcountry families.
So DON’T FORGET TO BRING AN UNWRAPPED TOY to receive
$2.00 OFF ADMISSION
to the Winter Wonder Festival.
Merry Christmas and Happy Chanukah from The Curry Foundation, and we hope to see you there!
Sunset Dinner Cruise and Charity Silent Auction a Wonderful Success
Another successful fundraiser event for The Curry Foundation.
On Saturday evening, October 23, 2010, we set sail aboard The Spirit of Harbour Town to enjoy a brilliant Hilton Head sunset – and a full moon rising that nearly stole the show – for our first Sunset Dinner Cruise and Charity Silent Auction.
We’re still waiting for the final bean count, but by all accounts the evening was a success.
Our guests enjoyed an opportunity to meet our Board of Directors, Volunteers, and, of course, our guest of honor, Sherry Kahle.
Sherry, an artist and teacher at Hilton Head Island Middle School, was recently diagnosed with Non-Hodgkins Follicular Lymphoma and is currently undergoing treatment. With this dinner cruise, silent auction and other fundraising activities, The Curry Foundation is helping to ease Sherry’s financial burden while she’s busy beating her cancer.
We billed this event as “A Three Hour Tour…to Help Sherry,” but our goals are much broader than that. Next year we expect to have Sherry on board with us again…cancer free and healthy, and with her life back on track…to introduce our five, ten…perhaps more…newest beneficiaries.

Ben Kennedy, The Curry Foundation's first beneficiary, chats with guests aboard The Spirit of Harbour Town.
You can help us get there by making a donation. Just click “Donate Now!” at the bottom of this screen.
It doesn’t have to be much…every little bit helps. Like our motto says; “When Many Give a Little, It Helps Someone A Lot.”
In the meantime, enjoy the rest of the pictures!

We called it a Sunset Dinner Cruise, but as serendipity would have it, we got a double feature with this brilliant full moon rising over Hilton Head Island.
By the way, dinner was fabulous and the entire evening went off without a hitch. Thank you to Elise Witman of Vagabond Cruise and the entire crew of The Spirit of Harbour Town!
Thank you to all of our guests and donors. We’ll see you next year!
A Three Hour Tour…to Help Sherry
Sherry Kahle – local artist, teacher at Hilton Head Middle School, and, quite frankly, all-around great gal – was diagnosed with Non Hodgkins Follicular Lymphoma this past summer.
Please join The Curry Foundation aboardThe Spirit of Harbour Town to enjoy a relaxing dinner, silent auction and a brilliant Hilton Head Island sunset…all to help Sherry in her battle against this terrible disease.
The Evening’s Menu:
Mixed Field Green Salad with Sundried
Tomato Vinaigrette served with Fresh Rolls and Butter
Herb and Mustard Encrusted Prime Rib of Beef
Garlic and Herb Roasted Chicken
Bleu Cheese & White Truffle Macaroni & Cheese
Garlic Smashed Potatoes
Seasonal Vegetable Medley
Chocolate Decadence Dessert
Join us on Saturday evening, October 23, 2010. The cost is only $75 per person or $140 per couple.
Boarding will begin at 5:30 PM and the ship will set sail at 6:00 PM.
Additional Information:
The Spirit of Harbour Town is docked at the Harbour Town Yacht Basin in Sea Pines, right near the lighthouse. If you’re using a GPS, the address is 149 Lighthouse Road, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928.
Public parking is available in Harbour Town on either side of the playground, and along Lighthouse Road across from the playground.
A Three Hour Tour! A Three Hour Tour!
No. We’re not trying to get you marooned on an uncharted south Pacific island – although some days that doesn’t sound like such a bad idea.
We want to take you on a cruise aboardThe Spirit of Harbour Town to enjoy a relaxing dinner, silent auction and a brilliant Hilton Head Island sunset…all to support The Curry Foundation’s mission to provide financial and emotional support to people in our community who have experienced catastrophic, life-altering events and need our help.
Join us on Saturday evening, October 23, 2010. The cost is only $75 per person or $140 per couple.
Boarding will begin at 5:30 PM and the ship will set sail at 6:00 PM.
Additional Information:
The Spirit of Harbour Town is docked at the Harbour Town Yacht Basin in Sea Pines, right near the lighthouse. If you’re using a GPS, the address is 149 Lighthouse Road, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928.
Public parking is available in Harbour Town on either side of the playground, and along Lighthouse Road across from the playground.














