BROOKHAVEN, Ga. -- The third annual Service Above Self Invitational golf tournament will be held Monday, May 13.

The event raises money for the SHARE Military Initiative at Shepherd Center, an intense rehabilitational program for service members who suffer from PTSD and traumatic brain injuries.

"The SHARE program is offered free of charge to service members and their families through the generous support of donors," Shepherd Center co-founder Alana Shepherd said in a statement.

According to the Rotary Club of Brookhaven, which sponsors the golf invitational, it costs about $30,000 to put one soldier through the SHARE program.

"The support the Rotary Club of Brookhaven has shown through its Service Above Self Invitational helps enable us to provide the care and assistance our service members need to return to an active lifestyle," Shepherd said.

SANDY SPRINGS, Ga. -- Holy Innocents’ Episcopal School Junior Peter Myer delivered some 80 coats and 30 blankets recently to the Open Door Community in downtown Atlanta. Myer conducted his winter drive in cooperation with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes.

Myer delivered the warm clothing and blankets this month to Open Door operators, Eduard Loring and Murphy Davis, Presbyterian pastors, advocates for the homeless, and co-founders of Open Door.

“They are both wonderful people doing wonderful things to help those less fortunate than we are,” Myer said.

During the drop-off, Loring told the 17-year-old Myer that he had a good heart and asked him if he knew how to fuel a good heart. “I said, ‘No, how?’” Myer remembered. “And he said. ‘Help other people.’ It was truly a profound experience to see the work that I did benefiting those in need.”

Myer plans to continue his volunteer work at Open Door and hold another coat and blanket drive next fall