Annually, UNA partners with Landmark Insurance & Financial Group, Inc. of Princess Anne, MD to put on the Charlie Mac Open Charity Golf Tournament.

This tournament raises much needed funds that help support the work to enrich lives for those we serve throughout the nine lower counties of the Eastern Shore of Maryland.

How can you help?

We're glad you asked!

Here are but a few ideas...

• Join us for a round of golf (perhaps invite your friends too)
• Donate tickets to a concert, or a special event
• Become a sponsor to assist us in building the tournament while advertising your business or organization
• Donate a basket or gift, gift card or merchandise to the Ticket Auction and be sure to include your business card to raise awareness to your business or organization for good public relations
  
• Contribute coupons for your business that each golfer will receive
  
• Advertise your business or organization on a tee sign
  
• Sponsor a designated hole on the golf course with your logo used on signage for advertisement
• Sponsor a hole-in-one challenge

These are just a few opportunities which await you OR be creative and come up with something new & special for us to use for a hole-in-one challenge.

Thank you for your support!

In Tribute to
Charles Andrew McClenahan

Charles Andrew McClenahan, or "Charlie Mac" as he was affectionately known, was the founder of Landmark Insurance & Financial Group in Princess Anne, MD.

In addition to being a successful businessman, Charlie Mac served as Mayor of the City of Crisfield from 1978-1982, and was elected to serve in the Maryland House of Delegates from 1992-2003. 

His state and community were always a top priority for Charlie Mac, and he was instrumental in the growth of Somerset, Wicomico and Worcester counties. Charlie embraced change, working tirelessly for his community and the state of Maryland.

Mac was a leader in establishing many events from the state to the local level, including the National Hard Crab Derby, the J. Millard Tawes Crab & Clam Bake, the Tawes Museum, Great Hope Golf Course, Chesapeake Bay Commission, and the Tri-County Council, which provided Shore Transit buses for the three lower Counties.