Charity Golf Tournaments and Golf Tournament Planning

For over 30 years, CURE Childhood Cancer Association has been providing emotional, educational, financial and social support for the area’s children and families who are fighting cancer. In recent years, due to improved rates of patient survival, CURE has been providing continued support for long-term survivors.

The 10th annual CURE Kids Cancer Classic – on Friday, August 3rd, 2012 at Ravenwood Golf Club – will help enable CURE to continue its work for children and their families who face the medical challenge of a lifetime.

“CURE Kids Cancer Classic represents a major step for CURE in its efforts to provide children and their families with support and advocacy as they fight this very difficult disease,” says Gary Siwicki, a member of CURE’s board of directors and chair of the golf tournament. “Thanks to our sponsors and supporters, and to the staff of Ravenwood Golf Club, we’ve put together a first-class event that will raise much-needed funds for CURE.”

On Thursday, September 15, 2011, The Columbia Association of US Customs & Affiliated Federal Agencies will be hosting their 30th Annual Golf Fundraiser. Start time is 8:00 AM Sharp. All proceeds will benefit the Holiday Meals for Active Military Families Program. Each donation includes green fees, electric cart, continental breakfast, frank or hamburger at the turn, beer and soda. This will be followed by a dinner (skirt steak, chicken marsala, penne a la vodka, etc.) at the golf course including beer, soda and coffee. For further information, please contact either Phil Maddalena @ 516-791-2958 or Don Ambrosio @ 516-790-7402. Donations are $150.00 per person (BBQ/Dinner only $55.00 per person).

Dyker Beach Golf Course, 86th Street & 7th Avenue, Brooklyn, NY (Free Parking), 718-836-9722. Thank you.

The focus of PartnershipsInAction is to create awareness, build partnerships and raise funds to support AKF’s innovative programs. AKF USA, established in 1981, is a private, nondenominational, nonprofit international development organization committed to alleviating poverty, hunger, disease and illiteracy, primarily in the developing world. The Foundation works to address the root causes of poverty by developing model programs and sharing innovative solutions in the areas of health, education, rural development, civil society and the environment. Presently engaged in over 100 major projects and programs in 18 countries, the Foundation’s programs are designed to lend a helping hand and not a hand-out, endorsed by the conviction that self-help brings dignity, self-respect and the realization of human potential. For more information, please visit partnershipsinaction.org.

As we prepare for our 2nd Annual PartnershipsInAction Charity Golf Tournament and Awards Dinner, to be held at the Manhattan Woods Golf Club, a private club located in West Nyack New York, on July 18th, we are seeking corporate sponsors to support us. We are confident that this will be a worthwhile opportunity for you to make a difference in the lives of those less fortunate. We hope that you, too, will be just as inspired as others and consider joining us to be part of the solution to ending global poverty.

Past Corporate Sponsors: Johnson & Johnson, Toyota, Ernst & Young, Pfizer, The Seaport Group, Dahlman Rose & Co., Emirates, Continental Airlines, Vedder Price, Snapple, Ritz Carlton, Tom Tom, Motorola, Sage Popovich Inc

PartnershipsInAction Walks and Golf Tournaments, which are held in major cities across the USA, give Americans an opportunity to actively take part in advancing human dignity and peace around the globe and have raised over $42 million since 1995. AKF USA is registered as a publicly supported charitable organization under IRS code 501(c)(3) and 100% of the donations from the Walk and all net proceeds from the Golf Tournaments go directly to help fund AKF programs that create hope and opportunity in poverty stricken communities. Our Tax ID is # 52-1231983. In addition, funds contributed to Aga Khan Foundation U.S.A. are multiplied up to 6 times because of the Foundation’s ability to obtain matching grants from other agencies, such as the U.S. Agency for International Development.

If you have any questions please do not hesitate to email at nypartnershipgolf@partnershipsinaction.org . We look forward to your generous support and contribution.

Sincerely,
Zak Karim

Regional Chairman, Northeast – PartnershipsInAction Volunteer Team, Aga Khan Foundation, U.S.A

and achieve their full potential. In collaboration with parents, schools, and other youth-service

organizations, YAI accomplishes its mission by providing out-of-school time programs that promote

health and physical fitness, academic growth, self-discipline, leadership skills, and self-sufficiency for

young people ages 8 through 18. YAI is committed to providing comprehensive programming that

addresses the needs of the whole child. Programs include: tutoring/homework help, the Saving

Our Sons Mentor Program, the Baby Think It Over Pregnancy Prevention Program, Art, Dance,

Robotics, Chess, Book Club and various sports programs.

Honoree: Rod Strickland

Rod Strickland, a Bronx native, played youth basketball under the leadership of

our Executive Director, LaMarre Dyson, and later joined with him to co-found

Young Athletes Inc. in 1997. Mr. Strickland has been a benefactor of the

organization since its inception and continues his involvement as a Board

Member Emeritus. Mr. Strickland is a 17 year veteran of the National

Basketball Association and is currently an integral member of the

Men’s Collegiate Basketball Staff at the University of Kentucky.

Join us for an exceptional day. We will begin with breakfast at 8:30 a.m., shotgun start at 9:30 a.m., 18 holes of golf, barbecue lunch, and awards on the club house veranda.

Our tournament is limited to 72 players, so please reserve your tickets today.

For more information on Sebonack Golf Club, please visit www.sebonack.com.

Since 1972, Group for the East End has protected and restored the environment of eastern Long Island through education, citizen action and professional advocacy. Acting as an environmental watchdog for the region, the Group inspires people to embrace a conservation ethic.

To learn more about Group for the East End, please visit www.eastendenvironment.org.

For over one hundred and five years Big Brothers Big Sisters has helped children reach their potential through professionally supported, one to one relationships with measurable impact. Research shows that children with a Big Brother or Big Sister are 52% less likely to skip school, 46% less likely to use drugs, 33% less likely to hit someone, and 27% less likely to use alcohol. As we consider all we have to be thankful for during these challenging economic times, we are reminded that Much of our successes in our adult life have to do with the contributions of time and affection we received during our formative years. Join us on our quest to provide a mentor for every child who needs and wants one. We can continue to grow stronger with your help!

We hope you will join us on June 7. Together we can make a difference!

Registration: 11:30 a.m. Lunch: 12 noon Start: Scramble; shotgun start 1:00 p.m.

Complimentary Beverages 19th Hole: 5:30 p.m. Dinner: 6:30 p.m.

Entrance Fee: $275 for an individual, $1,000 for a foursome

For more information please call 212-760-0074 or email hmanski@madisonsquare.org.

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Players, Volunteers, etc:

Foursome Sponsorship Packages Available at www.bcaglobal.org

General Donations-For those who are unable to attend and wish to donate, please see online registration.

$225 per Individual Player

$100 Cocktail Reception Only (6pm Start)

The BCA is a national, not-for-profit organization devoted to the enhancement and advancement of professional diversity within the food-service and hospitality industry. The value is in the investment of young people who are considering careers paths in the industry. For additional information on the BCA call 212-643-6570 or email info@bcaglobal.org

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Partnership with Children is a not-for-profit social service agency that provides emotional and social support to New York City’s most at-risk youth so that they can succeed in school, in society and in their lives. PWC has been providing crucial counseling and support services to New York City’s youth in various capacities for over 101 years. Today, PWC remains committed to ensuring the social and emotional well-being of over 12,000 at-risk youth and their families each year.

Cost is $150 per person or $580 per foursome!