What began with two brothers and a shared passion grew into a community tradition built around friendship, generosity, and service.
Brothers JJ and Michael Williams believed their enthusiasm for cigars could bring people together in support of children and families. Friends, volunteers, cigar businesses, golf courses, venues, and sponsors helped turn that belief into C4G.
Co-founder whose service work and life in Mexico helped connect C4G's gatherings with the needs of children and families.
Co-founder, educator, and artist whose experience serving young people helped shape C4G's purpose from the beginning.
C4G's archive documents a long-running rhythm of golf, auctions, cigar gatherings, community partnerships, and direct service.
A curated look at the people, courses, auction tables, cigars, and behind-the-scenes work that built the tradition.
C4G's original records describe a commitment to educating, feeding, and caring for children and families. Early service photographs connect the social events to the human purpose that inspired the organization.
Historical C4G records name Lantern Hill, Hope in Haiti, and Vinny's Kids among earlier beneficiaries. Current beneficiaries and the present-day impact story are maintained on the Who We Support page.
Attend, bid, volunteer, sponsor, or connect C4G with a cause. The history continues every time someone shows up.