About us

A history of helping

The MJH Golf Classic was established in 1992 to raise awareness and funding for the Joshua House, which opened in the same year. This fundraising event was created by Olin Mott, Terry Moore, and Joe Hafner and has been generously supported and sponsored for over 32 years.

With the help of a very talented and dedicated group of sponsors and committee members, the tournament has grown over the years. This year, the tournament is hosted at Carrollwood Country Club in Tampa, Florida on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day in January.

The MJH Golf Classic has supported Joshua House and its facilities, and has been instrumental in changing the academic performance, self-confidence, and futures of over 1500 children both at Joshua House and in the Public School system. Learn more about the children’s charities we support.

2025 Committee

Honorary Chair
Wade Boggs – MLB Hall of Fame, 2005 

Jack Harris – 970 WFLA 

Gayle Sierens – Ret. WFLA TV. 

Chair
Linda Hess

Committee Members
Terry Barton 

Scott Bowles – Ret. Northrop-Grumman

Kevin Barker – Olin Mott Tire Stores Patty Chandler – Florida State Fair 

Stacie Dailey – Boulevard Tire Center 

Larry Dailey – Boulevard Tire Center 

Joe Hafner – Hafner Architects, Inc. 

Jeff Keebler – Jerida Facilities Management 

Terry Moore – Ret. Olin Mott Tire Stores 

Tim Nalls 

Dannielle Roqué – Friends of Joshua House Foundation 

Sarah Kate Snyder – Akseizer Design Group 

Brian Stephens – Legacy Venture Group 

Robert Subko – Bank of Tampa 

In Memory
Olin Mott – Founder/Committee Member of MJH Golf Classic 

Lee Roy Selmon – NFL Hall of Fame, 1995 

Kyle Creasy – Ret. School Administrator 

Special Thanks

Dessert – Mike’s Pies 

On-Course Lunch – Brian Stephens

Hole-in-One – Stingray Chevrolet 

Course Venue – Carrollwood Country Club (CCC)

Branding & Marketing – Akseizer Design Group 

Print Collateral – New Age Reprographics (NAR)

Beverage Tasting – Kozuba & Sons

Impact

Providing financial support to Joshua House’s abused and neglected children, as well as maintaining the Joshua House campus in Lutz, Florida. 

Funding the Tutor-a-Bull education program in Hillsborough County middle and high schools, which has provided over 1,140 students with more than 34,920 hours of one-on-one tutoring in the past three years. Last year, 400 students in 14 schools received over 22,000 hours of tutoring by 140 USF College of Education students through this program. 

Funded an incentive-based program in local high schools to reward accomplishment in academics, attendance, behavior, and community service. 

Founding partner for A Kid’s Place of Tampa Bay as a home for abused and neglected children in Brandon, Florida.