DCAC Europe golf event will support Lighthouse Charity

DCAC Europe’s sold-out Anchor of Hope Invitational will send all proceeds to The Lighthouse Charity at Sudbury Golf Club near London on June 23. The event ties digital infrastructure leaders to construction-worker wellbeing as data center and AI growth intensifies demand for the people who build and maintain critical facilities.

Why it matters: - The sold-out tournament will raise money for emotional, physical and financial support services for construction workers and their families in the UK and Ireland. - The event links the digital infrastructure boom to the people who build and maintain data centers and AI infrastructure. - The partnership highlights a growing focus on workforce wellbeing inside a fast-expanding industry.

What happened: - DCAC announced that all proceeds from its 2026 Anchor of Hope Invitational Charity Golf Tournament will benefit The Lighthouse Charity. - The tournament takes place June 23 at Sudbury Golf Club outside London. - The event opens DCAC Europe 2026. - Operators, developers, contractors, investors and technology leaders from across the digital infrastructure industry will attend.

The details: - The Lighthouse Charity supports construction workers and their families across the United Kingdom and Ireland. - The charity was founded in 1956. - Lighthouse provides a free and confidential 24/7 helpline, live web chat and text support, self-help resources and a network of Lighthouse Beacons. - The tournament is designed as a walking event over 18 holes. - The schedule includes 7:00 a.m. arrival and breakfast networking, 8:30 a.m. shotgun start, 1:00 p.m. networking lunch, 1:30 p.m. awards reception and 2:00 p.m. departure. - The 2026 tournament reached capacity weeks in advance. - DCAC says the early sellout reflects the growth of DCAC Europe and the industry’s commitment to charitable initiatives. - More information is available at DCAC-Live.com and LighthouseCharity.org.

Between the lines: - DCAC is positioning the tournament as more than a networking event. - The format is meant to encourage conversation and relationship-building over a full round of golf. - The charity choice reinforces a message that infrastructure growth depends on skilled labor, not only capital and technology.

What’s next: - The tournament will take place June 23 as the opening event of DCAC Europe 2026. - Funds raised will go to Lighthouse’s support services after the event. - The sold-out format suggests continued demand for community-focused programming around digital infrastructure.

The bottom line: - DCAC is using its flagship golf event to channel industry attention and money toward construction-worker wellbeing while its Europe event launches in London.