Charity Golf Tournaments and Golf Tournament Planning

“Boston Terrier Tee Off” Golf Tournament to Benefit Boston Terrier Rescue Organization

Wanted: Golfers who want to make a difference!

Why not have fun playing golf, take a day off work, and help out America’s first dog breed,

the Boston Terrier? Friday, October 7, 2011, The Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee

will host their first annual tournament at Collins Hill Golf Club in Lawrenceville, GA, referred to

as “one of Georgia’s best kept golf secrets.” The tournament is open to golfers at all skill levels

and is scramble format. Several adorable and adoptable Bostons will be on hand with free licks

of thanks for the golfers’ support. The fun begins at 12 noon with lunch, which is included in the

$80 entry fee, and a silent auction featuring donated items from local businesses. Donations of

cash or items for auction are still needed and greatly appreciated.

“This is the first benefit golf tournament for our organization,” said event coordinator Renee

Ussery, “and we’re thrilled to be partnering with Collins Hill Golf Club for a fun event, while

raising funds for dogs in need.”

The economy has definitely had a negative affect on a number of animals in this country. There

are increasing numbers of homeless, abandoned, and euthanized animals as a result of job loss

and home foreclosures. Volunteers with BTRET work with shelters and organizations around

the southeast to locate and rescue dogs who are then placed in foster homes. While living with

compassionate volunteers, the dogs are cleared of medical issues and prepared for adoption.

The Boston Terrier is recognized as the first American breed by the AKC in 1893. Protecting

these dogs is the primary mission of BTRET, the largest Boston Terrier rescue organization in

the southeast. A 501(c)(3) organization based in Maryville, TN, Boston Terrier Rescue of East

Tennessee has a strong presence in the Atlanta metro area with many adoptable dogs fostered

in the region.

Boston Terrier Tee Off Golf Tournament

Atlanta Area Event Coordinator: Renee Ussery, russery11@gmail.com, 404-384-3405

Boston Terrier Rescue of East Tennessee

4501 Montvale Road

Maryville, TN 37803

http://bostonterriertn.org/

Collins Hill Golf Club

585 Camp Perrin Road

Lawrenceville, GA 30043

770-822-5400

http://www.collinshillgolf.com

7:30am – Registration (“DD” Breakfast, Driving Range, & the WMRC Golf-Cross Putting Contest!)

9:00am – Shotgun Start (Scramble – Best Ball) followed by Mirick O’Connell Buffet Awards Luncheon!

Recession-Buster Golf! Price of just $150/golfer ($600/4some) – same as last year!

Includes “DD” Breakfast, Driving Range, Putting Green, Golf Cart, Prizes, Dickie’s Sausage Sandwich,

Buffet Awards Luncheon, Group Picture, Goodie Bag, Tournament Souvenirs, and don’t forget the…

Jenmark Sound Raffle – awesome items – thanks to Mark Wyspianski!

Plus…test your skills and WIN CASH with BIRDIE BALL and DISC GOLF! Also – MACC Magic String, MACC Golf Card, MACC “Hole-in-One”, Longest Drive, Beat the Pro, Vegas 50/50, Closest to the Pin,

& you won’t go hungry while you play… DICKIE’S SAUSAGE STAND – thanks to Milford National!

The 3rd Annual Jasper Johnson Memorial Golf Outing benefits The Children’s Heart Foundation, which funds the most promising research to advance the diagnosis, treatment and prevention of congenital heart defects. Congenital heart defects are the #1 cause of birth defect related deaths.

In the last decade death rates for congenital heart defects have declined by almost 30% due to advances made through research. We thank you for taking the time to join us and help raise awareness and funding for such a cause. We hope through research, children affectd with chd’s, as our son Jasper was, will be able to live long and happy lives.

Wentworth Hills Golf Club

27 Bow Street

Plainville, MA 02762

(Located just 30 minutes from Providence!)

http://www.wentworthhillsgc.com/

Ready to Play?

Registration @ 7:30 AM

Shotgun Start @ 9:00 AM

Putting Contests prior to start!

$125 Entry Fee per player includes

18 holes of golf & cart + a lobster bake!

DON’T GOLF? You can STILL participate!

Attend our POST GOLF Lobster Bake (Dinner Only)

Tickets are available for $75!

You may choose either option to register:

- Visit www.athenascupgolf.golfreg.com. Our website allows for registration of yourself and/or your foursome or sign up for the dinner alone! You may pay with a credit card through our website.

- Contact us through this event invite if you’d prefer not to pay with credit card. We will get you a registration form to submit with check or cash payment.

If you do not have a foursome we will be happy to assign you one!

All proceeds to benefit The Athena’s Cup (athenascup.org)

Athena’s Home Novelties is hosting its largest fundraiser to date. In our fight against Breast Cancer, we are attempting to raise $500,000 & collect 169,000 bras to build the world record bra chain!

Please bring your old bras to the event for a free raffle ticket!

We are still seeking sponsorships & donations for raffles as well – if you think you can help, please post on this event wall and I will contact you for more information!

Don’t forget to visit our website at www.athenascupgolf.golfreg.com!

Please contact the Tournament Administrator, Andrew Cantone, at 401-919-2650 for any questions!

Lincoln Floor & Design of Sandwich and Carbo’s Bar & Grille of Mashpee are proud to sponsor “4SOMES 4 HOPE”, a golf tournament to benefit Big Brothers Big Sisters Ride for Kids and The Pan Mass Challenge /Team Maureen.

4SOMES 4HOPE will take place on Monday, September 19, 2011 at The Quashnet Valley Country Club. Your participation in the tournament will include continental breakfast, Texas scramble style golf with hole and team prizes, and dinner with a raffle and auction at Carbo’s. Space is limited and pre-registration is encouraged. Not a golfer? Please join us at Carbo’s for the dinner and raffle. For more information please contact Laura Lincoln at 508-444-6688 or laura@lincolnfloor.com or Carl Lincoln at 774-413-0131. Tournament and prize sponsorships are also invited.

Sunday September 25, 2011

1:00 PM Shot Gun
Thank you for supporting our golf tournament and fund raising effort at beautiful Stow Acres Country Club.
The East Coast Jumbos is a Non Profit 501(c)(3)Organization whose goal is to provide a positive hockey and social experience for athletes with special needs who wish to pursue the great Sport of Hockey.

Stow Acres Country Club is located just 25 miles west of Boston in the country town of Stow in the heart of Massachusetts apple country.

The beautiful club is distinguished by two award winning championship 18-hole golf courses, the North and South, anchored by a renovated antique Victorian clubhouse.

You will be playing the very popular North Course. This course hosted the 70th U.S. Amateur Public Links Championship and the 2003, 2004, 2005 & 2006 PGA Open Qualifier for the Deutsche Bank PGA Championship.

The Registration fee is only $150 per player.

Individual players and smaller groups are welcome. Golfers will be paired to form the “4 person scramble” team.

The Day Includes:
–Welcome Gift

–Box Lunch

–18 Holes of Golf w/ cart

–Driving Range & Putting Green

–Dinner

–Lowest Team Score

–Highest Team Score

–Longest Drive

–Closest to the Pin

–Hole in One & More….

–Finally – Alot of fun while helping a very worthy group of atheletes with special needs.

www.ECJgolf.org Questions: Info@ECJgolf.org
***** THANK YOU !!! *****

Mike Quinn was raised in Charlestown, and graduated from the Boston Latin School. He was a linebacker on the football team and a defenseman on the hockey team, being named All-City, 1963-1964 in both sports. Mike Quinn entered Holy Cross on a four year scholarship in September 1964. He met with success in both football and hockey, being named co-captain of the hockey team his senior year.

Mike Quinn received his Bachelor of Arts degree from Holy Cross on May 29, 1968. He was also commissioned a 2nd Lieutenant in the United States Marine Corps on that same day.

Second Lieutenant Quinn reported to The Basic School at Quantico, VA. He distinguished himself again as he graduated first in his Basic School class on November 13, 1968.

On August 29, 1969, while leading a patrol twenty-eight miles south of DaNang, Republic of Viet Nam, 1st Lieutenant Quinn was killed while conducting combat operations. For his actions, 1st Lieutenant Quinn was posthumously awarded the Bronze Star and Purple Heart.

Since its establishment on September 8, 1969, the 1st Lieutenant Michael P. Quinn Scholarship Fund has awarded thousands of dollars to deserving young men and women of Charlestown so that may pursue their goal of obtaining a college degree.

The recipient of this year’s scholarship in the amount of $7500.00 is Taylor Mahoney. Taylor is a 2011 graduate of the Boston Latin School and will be a freshman at Simmons College in Boston, MA.

CONTACT – RONAN FITZPATRICK @ (617) 242-5349

Fees:

Individual: $150

Foursome: $500

Includes Greens Fees with cart and club house lunch. Prize for top teams, closest to the hole, and longest drive.

Sponsor a hole available. Please contact Sheilagh Doerfler at 978-768-7241 x10.

Kass and Bush have already lost their home, barn, and one of their horses to the devastating storms, but they are determined to not lose Cajun. “They made the decision, after having lost everything,” says Karen Walker, Kass’s sister, “that if there was any chance to save [Cajun], they would.”

Cajun had an 8-inch piece of wood embedded in his rear leg that had to be removed on site with minimal medical equipment. After Boston Animal Rescue League transported him to Tufts, further chunks of wood and debris were discovered and have required multiple surgeries to safely remove.

Moved by the horse’s story and his family’s dedication, Bay State Equine Rescue decided to allocate 50% of the golf proceeds and present specialty auction items towards Cajun’s medical costs.

How can you help?

1. Play golf. Details on our website www.baystaterescue.org or contact Robin sachsrobin@gmail.com

2. become a sponsor. Details on our website www.baystaterescue.org or contact Robin sachsrobin@gmail.com

3. bid on auction items – including a Bulova watch from Sachs Jewelers – donated especially for Cajun. Show up at Holden Hills Country Club, Holden, MA on June 24th around 1PM to bid on prizes.

The Golf Tournament will be held on June 24th at Holden Hills Country Club. Registration starts at 7:30 and there will be an 8:30AM shotgun start. A meal of ribs, chicken, pasta, and more is included in registration fees. The silent auction and raffle will be held during the meal.

To Register:

Online: PayPal: www.BayStateRescue.org

By check: Mail to: Robin Sachs, 520 Scott Road, Oakham, MA 01068

$100 per person/$400 per foursome; includes 18 holes of golf with cart and the meal.

The Bay State Equine Rescue is a 100% volunteer-run 501(c)3 organization of Massachusetts and is dedicated to helping horses through direct intervention, education, and community outreach. Donations made to the rescue are tax deductible to the extent of the law.

To learn more about Cajun, visit his Face Book page!!

“Project Alex” is a not-for-profit organization established in 2006 after the death of Alex Handy, who was hit by a car and killed while he was on his bicycle.

This foundation was established to assist the community through youth safety and scholastics.

The long-term goal of the foundation is to play an active role in youth safety and education through donations, sponsorship, fundraisers, and events. 100% of the money that we raise goes back to the community.

Project Alex reminds the young people in our community to be careful, be cautious, be safe and most of all be a free spirit and enjoy life as Alex did!

Help us help make a difference!

Each year is more difficult than the past year(s) to garner support. With the tough economic times, everyone’s dollar is stretched. However, please remember that there are no economic boundaries for Cancer or High-Risk Pregnancies. They can strike anyone at any time, without warning.

We know first hand, we lost someone very special to all of us 8 years, Coach John L. McGuirk. He was a husband, father, coach and friend to everyone. And a family member lost two babies at birth 15 years ago.

Both are insidious diseases that taxes families in countless ways; physically, financially, emotionally. There is no more hopeless feeling than watching someone that you love struggle with this singularly devastating illness. This is why once a year we gather in solidarity to help others, while spending an enjoyable afternoon on the links.

So you may ask, “What can I do?” There are many ways to contribute to this endeavor. We offer Sponsorship Packages ranging from $75.00 to purchase an ad in our program book to $3500.00 to sponsoring the dinner. With your sponsorship, you company’s name will be displayed throughout our tournament. If you are not a golfer, or are unable to join us, but would still like to partake in this worthy cause, we gratefully accept with pleasure any and all donations.

Chapter of the National Spinal Cord Injury Association in honor of Jerry Donovan of Norwood, MA. We are pleased to announce The 4th Annual “Codger Cup” Charity Golf Tournament on Monday August 30th 2010.

This year, funds from the annual charity golf tournament will benefit the spinal cord injury fund and the national spinal cord injury association. Proceeds from the event will assist those who need help to move past their in juries and lead fruitful & productive lives.

About the Golf Tournament:

The 4th Annual “Codger Cup” Charity Golf Tournament is Legacy Financial Advisor’s major fundraiser each year. Sponsors are needed as well as golfers. Sponsorships range from $100 to $3,000.

The tournament will be held on August 30, 2010 at Wedgwood Pines Country Club in Stow Massachusetts. Registration is at 10:30 am and shotgun start is at 12:00 noon. It will be a ‘best ball’ or ‘scramble’ and the fee to play is $400 per foursome or $100 per individual golfer. Fees include a complimentary grab bag lunch on the day of the event, cart, green fees, as well as numerous awards and prizes. Remember, all proceeds go to a wonderful cause!

You can register online at: http://www.lfsadvisors.com/new/legacyfinancialadvisors/default.asp

About the Spinal Cord Injury Association:

A spinal cord injury (SCI) is an unexpected life-changing event for an individual and their loved ones. The newly-injured and those around them must learn to cope with this dramatic change and gradually adjust to post-injury life. The Greater Boston Chapter (GBC) of the National Spinal Cord Injury Association works to reach, inspire, support and empower those affected by spinal cord injury. From the moment of injury, they offer critical support, one-on-one comprehensive services and access to resources that no other entity provides.

The GBC provides critical services in conjunction with its Peer Visitation Program, designed to help people live long, healthy, productive and independent lives. A spinal cord injury not only means a loss of one’s ability to ambulate, it brings on a host of very specific health concerns that may include skin breakdown, chronic pain and Autonomic Dysreflexia to name just a few. Individuals with SCI are required to become medical experts on their own behalf. They need to understand a myriad of health warning signs and are often called upon to educate health care providers about their own health needs because medical school textbooks are not well versed on SCI issues. The GBC educates the newly injured and teaches them how to monitor their health and advocate on their own behalf to ensure that they receive the best healthcare possible.

The GBC works hard to make sure that no newly injured individual is left to figure it out on their own. To learn more about the EIP program please contact their office at 781.933.8666.

Additional Information about the Golf Tournament:

If you have questions about the tournament or sponsorships, please contact Jon Green, at 508-482-9336 or 617-510-5219.

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Contacts:

Cathy Tharp – Legacy Financial Advisors Events Coordinator 508-482-9336

ctharp@lfsadvisors.com

It’s the kids; we do it for the kids.
That’s why on Monday, August 23, 2010, we will be hosting “Tee Up 4 Kids”, our first annual golf tournament to benefit the Child Life Department at Children’s Hospital Boston.
“Tee Up 4 Kids” will be held at the Cyprian Keyes Golf Club in Boylston, MA, and all proceeds will directly benefit the Child Life Department. There are 33 Child Life Specialists within the Child Life Department. These specialists work with inpatient and outpatient patients and their families to help them adjust to and understand their hospitalization and medical illness. Through the use of play, education and other developmentally appropriate interventions, child life specialists enhance the patients’ emotional, social and cognitive growth during their hospital stay.

Why do we need your help? Your contribution will help the Child Life Department continue to provide services to the patients and their families. These services include developmentally appropriate toys/games, electronics (such as video games and DVD players), back to school visits for children re-entering school, bereavement groups, support for siblings, and so much more. The Child Life Department makes Children’s a home away from home and ensures that children can celebrate their birthday, Trick or Treat on Halloween and see Santa on Christmas, even if they are here in the hospital.

How can you help? You can support the Child Life Department by being a sponsor, a golfer, or by donating items to our auction. For specific giving opportunities, please refer to the enclosed list of sponsorship and auction possibilities. This can be a wonderful opportunity for your company to gain visibility while touching the lives of children and families. For more information, visit our website by clicking here.

We have all been touched by a miracle in one way or another through Children’s Hospital Boston. It is people like you who make it possible for the children to receive this outstanding care. Please help us ensure that the Child Life Department at Children’s Hospital Boston continues to meet the needs of patients and families.

One of our tournament committee members will follow up with you to answer any questions you may have. For additional information please email TeeUp4Kids@yahoo.com or call (617) 596-5296 or (617) 869-4806.
Thank you in advance for your consideration!
Sincerely,

Philip Byrne and the Tee Up 4 Kids Committee
Tee Up 4 Kids

29 Chelmsford Street, Unit 2 | Dorchester, MA 02122

of cancer death in the United States, but

receives the least amount of research funding

of the major cancers. The proceeds from this

golf tournament will directly the Pancreatic

Cancer Alliance.

The Pancreatic CancerAlliance is a non-profit group that helps fund

the pancreatic cancer research program at

UMass Medical School. Their website is www.

pancreaticalliance.org.

Last year, we raised just over $10,000, and we

hope to increase that amount this year with

your help.

Our hope is that someday, others will not have

to lose their loved ones to such a heartless and

ruthless disease. It’s important now more than

ever to find a cure for cancer. We miss Ed more

and more everyday, but events like this help

keep his spirit alive.

We invite you to participate in this golf

tournament as a player, hole sponsor or

supporter to raise money in Ed’s memory!

Golf/Sponsorship

Oppurtunites and Benefits

PLATINUM SPONSOR – $1,500 each

• One Foursome

• Greens & Tee Sponsorship

• Putting Green Sponsorship

• Name on Tournament Banner

• Sponsor Acknowledgement on all Print

Event Material

GOLD SPONSOR – $1,000 each

• One Foursome

• Greens & Tee Sponsorship

• Recognition in Evening

Program Materials

BRONZE SPONSOR – $750 each

• One Foursome

• Tee Sponsorship

•Recognition in Evening

Program Materials

GREENS SPONSOR – $150

• Recognition in Evening

Program Materials

• Embroidered Hole Flag with Logo/Name

TEE SPONSOR – $100

Kindly make your tax-deductible check

payable to and mail to:

Edward B. Waters

Memorial Golf Tournament

228 Reservoir Street

Holden, MA 01520

Please contact Jessica (Waters) Rubinow at 774-696-4153

Player fees: $350 per player/$1400 foursome

With the tough economic times, everyone’s dollar is stretched. However, please remember that there are no economic boundaries for cancer or high-risk pregnancies. They can strike anyone at any time, without warning.

Cancer is an insidious disease that taxes families in countless ways; physically, financially, emotionally. There is no more hopeless feeling than watching someone that you love struggle with this singularly devastating illness. This is why once a year we gather in solidarity to help others, while spending an enjoyable afternoon on the links.

Annual Event Supports Scholarship in Masco Student’s Memory

SAVE THE DATE! The 3rd Annual Brian Schwartz Memorial Golf Tournament will once again be held at the Ferncroft Country Club in Middleton, MA on Monday, July 19th. Registration begins at 12:00pm. The tournament includes a 50-foot putting contest (Winner Zach Ciampa took home $5,000 last year), great raffle prizes and dinner to follow. Over the past two years, the event has generated $9,750 for the Brian Hart Schwartz Scholarship fund thanks to the support of all those involved. The tournament is a remembrance of the selflessness, leadership, integrity, and sportsmanship Brian inspired in so many.

Visit http://www.brianschwartzmemorial.org for more information on playing, sponsoring a hole, volunteering to help, or making donations to the tournament or Brian’s scholarship. Or, emailinfo@brianschwartzmemorial.org with questions.

More than 100 golfers are expected to attend and will include corporate sponsors, business and philanthropic leaders, underwriters, and guests. Our target market for the Hope Lodge Boston Invitational includes corporate, medical, banking, health, legal, and accounting companies.

All proceeds from the Hope Lodge Boston Invitational support the newly opened AstraZeneca Hope Lodge Center in Boston, a program of the American Cancer Society. This 50,000 square-foot facility annually provides free lodging and support services to more than 1,500 cancer outpatients and their caregivers who must travel far from home for treatment in Boston. In addition, the building houses a Community Resource Center that serves local residents by providing access to free information, resources, and society programs and services.

Participants Needed
Cost: $300 per person

“Home in One is unique, one-of-a-kind golf fundraiser because it provides guests with an opportunity to choose between playing 18 holes, taking a ‘getting started’ golf lesson or being pampered at the spa,” said Clemmie Cash, a Board Member of The Home and Chair of the golf tournament committee. “The event encourages women to invite their friends and co-workers for a day out of the office, or without the kids, to support a good cause. Participants will have fun while raising money to support programs and services that are even more critical for children at risk and their families in these difficult times.”

The Home for Little Wanderers is the nation’s oldest and one of New England’s largest, private, non-profit child and family service agencies, serving more than 10,000 children at risk and their families from throughout the state each year. Many who come to The Home have had devastating experiences with abuse and neglect and struggle with emotional and behavioral issues.

Now is your chance to make a difference as you enjoy this exceptional golf experience at the Home in One Women’s Tournament. Space is limited and participants are encouraged to register early. Registration is $300 per person and includes a choice of a round of golf, golf lessons or spa treatments in addition to breakfast and lunch. For additional information, visitwww.thehome.org/homeinone or call Jamille Benson at 617-927-0682.

Information: Paul Burt (413) 244-2468 Email:paulburt@comcast.net