DCG TO HOST CHARITY SKEET SHOOT

This fall, Charlotte-based DCG Construction is holding its 3rd annual Team Skeet Shooting Competition. (That's DCG?s business developer Keely Monroe, above, at last year's event.) Proceeds benefit Pat?s Place Child Advocacy Center. The agency acts as a resource center for abused children. Teams of five pay $800 to participate, DCG?s Andrew Rowe tells us. Andrew feels now to drum up interest from the developers, subcontractors, and CRE brokers who customarily participate: There's time to practice. The competition will be held Oct. 5 at Meadow Wood Farm in Waxhaw. Past events have raised $25k to support Pat?s Place.

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