Vince Neil, Meatloaf Aday, Lit, Journey's Jonathain Cain, No Doubt's Adrian Young and Tonic's Jeff Russo, The Doors' Robby Kreiger Among Others Hit The Links to Benefit Neil Bogart Memorial Fund/T.J. Martell Foundation And The KLOS Food Bank At 2nd Annual Mark & Brian Celebrity Golf Tournament

Meatloaf

Los Angeles, 03-01-2001 -- Everyone from Classic Rockers such as The Doors' Robby Kreiger and Journey's Johnathan Cain to Alternative Rock favorites Lit, Tonic & No Doubt are joined by Heavy Metal bad boy Vince Neil, crooner Mac Davis and even Meatloaf Aday along with numerous other celebrities at the Second Annual Mark & Brian Celebrity Golf Tournament to benefit the Neil Bogart Memorial Fund (NBMF), the T.J. Martell Foundation and the KLOS Food Bank Fund, Sat, March 17th, at Coyote Hills Golf Course in Fullerton, CA sponsored by Go2Online.com and Titleist.

Brian Phelps and Mark Thompson, hosts of the nationally syndicated Mark & Brian Radio Program will join celebrities, sponsors and listeners to raise money for the KLOS Food Bank Fund, the T.J. Martell Foundation and the Neil Bogart Memorial Fund. Last year's event raised over $160,000 for the charities.

No Doubt's Adrian Young

Celebrity attendance includes: MARK THOMPSON & BRIAN PHELPS (KLOS' Mark & Brian), MEATLOAF ADAY, VINCE NEIL, JUDD NELSON, JOE MONTENGA, ADRIAN YOUNG (No Doubt), FRANKIE MUNIZ (Malcom In the Middle), RYAN STILES, JONATHAIN CAIN (Journey), TIM MATHESON, JEREMY POPOFF (Lit), ALLEN SHELLENBERGER (Lit), MAC DAVIS, CHAD EVERETT, ROBBY KRIEGER, SUPER DAVE OSBORNE, JEFF RUSSON (Tonic), WIL SHRINER, DON CHEADLE, among others.

The T. J. Martell Foundation and Neil Bogart Memorial Fund are committed to funding cancer, leukemia and AIDS research at various facilities around the country and are noted for top level research and extraordinarily low operating overhead, less than 10%. Over the past 25 years, The T. J. Martell Foundation and Neil Bogart Memorial Fund have raised over $165 million towards this life saving work. In Los Angeles, the NBMF funds test tube to bedside, cutting-edge research at Childrens Hospital Los Angeles, making a life saving difference for thousands. Their treatments reach 7 out of 10 children who develop cancer nationwide.

The KLOS Food Bank Fund was established over 16 years ago. Administered through Community Services Resource Corporation in Los Angeles, this fund benefits food banks and food pantries throughout Southern California. Since its inception, the KLOS Food Bank has raised over $2.2 million, which, through matching funds, government grants and leveraging, has had the purchasing power to buy $44 million worth of food and personal grooming items for homeless and hungry men, women, and children. The money contributed to the KLOS Food Bank Fund annually helps to sustain these food banks and food pantries throughout the entire year.