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Celebrate community, charity, and champions at DECC 2025

Richmond’s largest fundraiser returns for its milestone 10th year — here’s everything you need to know before you go.

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Here’s a sneak peek of what you can expect from this weekend’s event.

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The Dominion Energy Charity Classic (DECC) returns this weekend, running from tomorrow, Oct. 16, through Sunday, Oct. 19, for its milestone 10th year.

Standing as Richmond’s largest single fundraiser, this PGA Tour Champions playoff event has raised over $14 million for local charities since 2016 — with a strong focus on veteran support and community giving.

Here’s what’s in store this year:

Programming and on-course events

The tournament schedule includes competitive play alongside several signature events. Highlights include:

  • Saturday skills challenge, featuring student-athletes and First Tee Participants
  • Saturday evening charity concert, supporting veterans’ causes (with $80,000+ raised in 2024)
  • Sunday’s final round and trophy presentation, wrapping up the weekend

Plus, Birdies for Charity continues to fuel year-round support. From May 1 through October 19, donations made through the program receive a 10% bonus, with more than 150 nonprofits participating this year.

Fan and community experiences

Earlier this month, the DECC 5K kicked things off, with 100% of registration fees donated to charity. During the tournament weekend, families and fans can enjoy a variety of activities, including:

  • A dedicated Kids’ Zone for family-friendly fun
  • Live performances from Full Moon Fever and Dylan Gossett
  • The Fan Zone happy hour and other interactive events

Pro tip: Attendees under 18 receive free admission.

Military appreciation

Veterans, active-duty service members, and their families can snag exclusive perks throughout the weekend — including complimentary admission via GovX and access to the Patriots’ Outpost, a hospitality area with free food and beverages.

Plus, don’t miss the Military Appreciation Ceremony on Friday, Oct. 17.

Volunteer support and access

Fun fact: It takes more than 1,000 volunteers to power the tournament each year, including 650+ Dominion Energy employees and retirees.

Parking is available at West Creek Fields in Henrico, and the event welcomes guests of all ages and abilities with accessible, family-friendly programming.

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