Charity Golf Tournaments and Golf Tournament Planning

Latinas Leading Tomorrow (LLT) is a school based after school program established in 2004 in Arlington, Virginia. It was disigned to meet the students’ need to have a program that spoke to their particular concerns of young Latinas who are possibly the first in their families to attend college and may not have the support and knowledge of how to get there and graduate.

Since 2004 the program has expanded to include all of Arlington’s comprehensive high schools as well as most middle schools in the county.In 2010 LLT expanded to include two chapters in Fairfax County and three chapters in Manor, Texas.

LLT now serves over 300 students per year. Program alumni currently attend a variety of universities, including James Madison, George Mason, Mary Washington, Virginia Tech, Penn State, Marymount, Carnegie Mellon and Richmond University. These students return during their breaks to share their experiences with current LLT students. LLT is proud to have one of the founding high school students on its advisory board and assist in the coordination of LLT’s annual Latina power conference.

The Tournament will have a 7:30AM Registration/Continental Breakfast and 8:00 AM Shotgun Start-Scramble Format followed by a Buffet Luncheon. Contest, Raffles, Silent Auction, Prizes and FUN! Entry Fee only: $130.00 per person. Tournament proceeds will benefit Children’s Mental Health Network. Please contact Chair Person, Beverly Barney, Jr. @ 603-942-5445 or register on line www.cmhn-nh.com.

The children’s mental health crisis is a national problem that has drawn the attention of parents, clinical professionals, school districts and public officials in every state. Children’s Mental Health Network is a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization founded in 2010. It is the purpose of CMHN to provide funding for community services for families of children with serious emotion disorders referred by Mental Health Professionals. It also funds educational programs in Therapeutic Crisis Intervention (TCI) to schools, daycare facilities and law enforcement agencies. This training will give this network of professionals the confidence and skills needed to effectively and productively work with a child who struggles with the challenges associated with an emotional disorder. CMHN is also working to create a model for a “Community Crisis Team” to work in conjunction with local police in responding to a child in crisis. For more information on CMHN, and learn was services our funding provides to families and children. Please visit our website atwww.cmhn-nh.com.

Please help to make this event a memorable and successful one. Hopefully, together with your support, we can make this an annual event that will bring the community together as well raise funds for this important organization every year. Your contribution/particapation means a lot.

Benefiting: Kanyama Water and Malaria Project

4-Man Scramble

8:30 Shotgun

Be a part of Engineers Without Borders—Huntsville’s Spring Golf Tournament at the Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail, Hampton Cove—a 54-hole facility with a challenging terrain that changes drastically from one side of the propert…y to the other. From rolling fairways and long, waving grasses to a true Scottish links design, we anticipate each player will enjoy an experience like none other.

Your participation in this tournament will allow Engineers Without Borders—Huntsville the opportunity to continue its mission of supporting community-driven development programs in Zambia. Our current project addresses the needs of Kenyama Chiefdom, a remote Zambian community, which struggles under the burdens of extreme poverty, water contamination, and food shortage.

The University of Arizona’s Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry is proud to announce The 2012 Mike Cusanovich Commemorative Weekend to be held in Tucson on Friday and Saturday, March 2-3, 2012.

The event will include a day-long research symposium with national and international speakers from science and biofuels industries, dinner and silent auction on Friday, March 2, at the DoubleTree Hotel at Reid Park; and a golf tournament, lunch, awards ceremony, and raffle on Saturday, March 3, at Randolph Golf Course.

The tournament events include two $50K shootouts, a $10K hole-in-one prize package, and longest drive contest, closest to the pin contest and a putting contest with guaranteed big ticket prizes including tickets to major sporting events, and a 5-day Carnival Cruise for two.

Online registration is available on our website. Early bird registration (before January 15, 2012) is $125 per golfer, regular registration (January 15 – February 24) is $150 per golfer. Your registration includes 18-holes of golf, a shared cart, golf shirt, goody bag, 2 drink tickets, lunch and the awards ceremony. Raffle tickets and mulligans will be sold the day of the tournament.

All proceeds from the event weekend will benefit Chemistry and Biochemistry students through the Mike Cusanovich CBC Scholarship Fund.

We hope to have your support as a participant and/or sponsor for this event. More details are available on our tournament website: www.cbc.arizona.edu/cusanovich_memorial

A Place of HOPE is a charitable healthcare clinic & an emotional trauma center in the Highland Lakes area to assist those who are lacking in health insurance or financial ability to seek medical or emotional help. We are a life line of restoration and support to those who have found themselves in temporary need of medical or emotional help without the ability to pay for these services through no fault of their own.

Our medical clinic offers routine checkups and also sees patients who need prescriptions and who no longer can afford to go to their previous physicians due to their temporary financial situation. We have our own Medical Room staffed with Pharmacists who volunteer their time. Our Medical Assistance Program is designed to help patients who need assistance with their prescription drugs.

October 22nd is the 7th Annual Arizona Myeloma Network/United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters Charity Golf Tournament. Join local celebrities, (Kwamie Lassiter, Kevin McCabe, Russ Ortiz, Scott Hairston, and Butch Baird) and tee off for a chance to win $10,000 and other great prizes, while helping AzMN raise awareness for Myeloma. “It’s a fun event and we hope you will join our team,” says Kurt Riske, member of the AzMN Board of Directors and Brand Manager for Black Bear Diner and Smashburger.

Myeloma is a complex and often misdiagnosed bone marrow plasma cell cancer that attacks and destroys the bone. AzMN provides outreach events and educational programs for Myeloma patients, their families and caregivers. AzMN was formed after the founder’s husband was diagnosed with Myeloma. “We started AzMN to help others like us, who don’t know where to turn for help and information,” says Barbara Kavanagh, President and Founder. “Kurt Riske and the Black Bear Diner’s have been wonderful community partners…and truly inspire those of us who are ‘living’ with cancer.”

Participants wishing to register for the 7th Annual Arizona Myeloma Network/United Association of Plumbers and Pipefitters Charity Golf Tournament, or for more information on Myeloma and The Arizona Myeloma Network visit www.azmyelomanetwork.org.

Join us for a fun day playing a round of golf with your friends, or make new ones, for a great cause for our local children.

A fun day to play and win lots of great prizes!

There are prizes for the longest drive, closest to the pin, hole-in-one PLUS… A silent auction. Advance sign up is required.

Usborne Books and Paradise Appraisals have partnered up the Collier County Toys for Tots Literacy Program to help bring literacy to those children in need. Thousands of children do not have more than 1 book in their home and your tax-deductible donation goes to bring books into the homes of local children.

Usborne Books will match donations with a 50% matching grant program.

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For $125, you will receive:

A round of golf, golf cart, 2 drinks ticket on the course, Continental Breakfast and reservations for “The Caddy Shack BBQ Lunch Buffet” in the “Ballroom” at The Strand after the tournament.

Player Registration: 7:30 – 8:00

Shotgun start 8:30 p.m.

Registration Deadline: Friday October 14th

If you wish to participate in our golf outing,or wish to donate or sponsor, please print out the Registration form and mail with your check payable to Collier Kids Can Read Charity Golf Tournament.

On Saturday, October 1st Doc Avery will host the 1st Annual Halloween Golf Tournament at the Avery Ranch Golf Course. Combined proceeds in the Fall from the Golf Tournament and the Haunted House will benefit the Capital Area Food Bank and other selected charities. Hope to see you there !

Doc Avery Charity website: http://www.docaveryshauntedhouse.com/index.html

After operating Doc Avery’s Haunted House as a family fund raiser for six years, it was apparent that expanding our reach required legally taking the next step. In 2010, Doc Avery Charities (DAC) was incorporated as a tax exempt and IRS recognized 501(c)3. Under this designation DAC can solicit sponsors, provide tax documentation for donations, and conduct fund raisers year round.

Proceeds from the tournament will benefit Northwest Tucson area dance students to further their dance education and performing arts experience.

This four man scramble charity golf tournament features a raffle, silent auction, hole-in-one prizes and “golfer goodies” including food, cigars, and massages among other attractions at every other hole on the course. Entry fee includes a dinner and show that includes dance performances and comedy by emcee Judy MacDonald. The tournament is held at the lovely Omni Tucson National Resort and Spa. Luxurious guest rooms for golfers and spouses are available.

During the tourney we will have lots of contests to enter including a 5 card poker run. We will also have a catered lunch for family/friends to join after featuring a guest speaker of a child who was treated at St Jude Children’s Hospital and awesome raffle prizes!

In these difficult economic times, our mission to serve the community is more important now than ever before. Theta Phi Alpha and Premier Sponsor have partnered together to host the 1st Annual Tee Off with Theta Phi Charity Golf Tournament and Luncheon, benefiting St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.

Seeing a dire need to create an institution to help cure children with cancer and other terminal illnesses, the late entertainer, Danny Thomas, founded St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital. Since opening its doors in 1962, St. Jude has become known as one of the most trustworthy charities and one of the most formidable children’s research hospitals in the world.

Following Danny Thomas’ dream that ‘no child should die in the dawn of life,’ St. Jude is the only pediatric cancer research center that does not deny treatment due to a family’s inability to pay. No child is ever turned away because of financial reasons or lack of insurance. On average, over 5000 children visit the hospital each year and upwards of 200 children receive treatment every day.

Although 81 cents of every dollar goes directly to research, St. Jude still needs help. Theta Phi Alpha is committed to helping and we are asking for your support too. We are actively looking for sponsorships and donations to make our charity golf tournament a huge success for the children of St. Jude. If you have any questions, please feel free to contact Sarah Friedman, Tournament Coordinator, at 561 459 0943 or via email at TPAPhilanthropy@gmail.com. You may also visit our tournament website for more information at http://www.golfdigestplanner.com/19258-TPA_Golf/.

This year the Valley of the Sun Alumni Chapter of Phi Alpha Delta Law Fraternity is hosting its Second Annual Charity Golf Tournament at the Wildfire Golf Club located at the award winning JW Marriott Desert Ridge. This event will build from our inaugural event last year that raised nearly $8,000 for charity.

We anticipate that this years event will sell out and we are looking for sponsors to partner with us and help us reach our goal of raising $15,000.

Our primary charity again is St. Vincent de Paul, an organization that provides assistance to the poor, the hungry, the homeless and those less fortunate in our society.

Thank you for your time and consideration in supporting this event. We look forward to forming a great partnership with you for this year and many more to come.

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!

Cleaning For Cancer is pleased to announce the First Inaugural Golf Tournament will be held September 17,2011 at the Boca Greens Country Club Golf course on Boca Raton Florida.

We have reserved all 18 holes and anticipate a full field of golfers. Your involvement and contribution would be greatly appreciated. All proceeds benefit the Cleaning For Cancer Foundation.

Individual golfer $125.00 tax deductible ( Includes 18 holes of golf, free valet parking, Free polo t-shirt, one free drink, continental breakfast and lunch, goody bags, silent auction and prizes) Snacks and beer will be available at the golf course for a small fee.
Guest for lunch $25.00 tax deductible ( buffet Lunch start at 1 pm)
Raffles ticket $ 5.00

August 22, 2011 – Chandler, AZ – GOLF FOR FOSTER KIDS – BEAR CREEK GOLF COMPLEX IS HOSTING A CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT BENEFITING “ARIZONA FRIENDS OF FOSTER CHILDREN FOUNDATION”

2-Person scramble event with raffles, prizes and Italian dinner Saturday September 24, 2011 beginning at 1 p.m.

Bear Creek Golf Complex will be hosting a charity golf tournament September 24th, on both the Bear (championship) and the Cub (executive) courses benefitting Arizona Friends of Foster Children Foundation. Bear Creek also asks golfers to bring in a blanket, coat, or other clothing item that will be donated to the Salvation Army in Chandler.

Currently there are over 10,000 children in Arizona’s foster care system, most as a result of abusive or neglectful situations. AFFCF is a (501) © (3) organization, and 100% privately funded. The foundation helps provide the little “extras”, such as music or karate lessons that help foster kids get through this difficult time in their lives. Together, we can help make a child’s life a little better.

The format is a 2-person scramble, each player tees off and then chooses the best ball and plays their ball from there until the ball is holed. We will have various raffles and prizes including “Golf Fore a Year” (golf twice a month for one year), restaurant and other gift certificates. Hole sponsorships are also available, contact the club for details.

The cost is $65/pp on the Bear, $50/pp on the Cub and includes an Italian dinner buffet and live music after. Tournament check-in begins at noon with a shotgun start on the Bear at 1 p.m. and 1:30 p.m. on the Cub. Bear Creek is located at 500 E. Riggs Rd. Chandler, AZ 85249 – ¼ mile east of Arizona Ave.

Online registration at www.BearCreekAZ.com is now available. For questions, contact Linda Hollenbeck at 480-883-8200 or (602) 757-1494.

Hello Everyone, I am the Founder of PINK4CHEE – PINK4CHEE was formed originally to raise funds solely for Triple-Negative Breast Cancer research. However, the need to provide an accessible funding resource for single mothers battling breast cancer became apparent after hearing heart-breaking stories of their financial struggles. Today, P4C focuses on support services that will alleviate the stress and hardships associated with managing a single parent household while undergoing cancer treatments.

On Oct 1st P4C will host our first Cancer Survivors Golf Tournament, this event is not only for breast cancer, but for everyone that has been impacted by cancer; breast, prostate, cervical, uterine, lung, colon, etc.

We invite you to join us for this event. We are anticipating a highly successful and well-attended outing. Show PINK4CHEE friends, neighbors and colleagues your commitment to providing support.

Saturday, October 8, 2011 – Cranston Country Club – 69 Burlingame Road, Cranston, RI

Proceeds will help to support The Cancer Center at Rhode Island Hospital and Rhode Island Shriners

Registration – 6:30 am (Driving Range and Putting Green available until tee off)

Shotgun Start – 7:30 am (Scramble Format) (Longest Drives, Closest to Pin, 3 top finishing teams, raffle, 50/50 contest, and more)

Luncheon – 12:30 pm

There will be a BBQ Chicken and Ribs Luncheon following the golf tournament in Cranston’s dining room. There will be a silent auction and raffle, with prizes including sports tickets, foursome gift certificates to Cranston Country Club, golf bags, autographed pictures, golf equipment and attire, and many more.

Raffle tickets will be sold from 12:30 until the start of the raffle.

The silent auction will begin at 12:30 and end at 2:45. You do not need to be present to win. Please leave full name and phone # were you can be contacted so you can claim your prize.

Golf /Luncheon/Donations:

_____ I would like to register as an individual(s) for golf and dinner at $100/pp.

_____ I would like to register as a foursome for golf and dinner for a total of $400.

_____ I would like to attend the reception buffet only for $35/pp.

_____ I/My Company would like to make a donation as I am unable to attend.

_____ I/My Company would like to provide an item or service for the silent auction or raffle.

List item here: _________________________________________________________

_____ I/My Company would like to sponsor a tee for $100.

Tee Sign to read: _______________________________________________________

Full payment is required to secure reservation.

Reservations must be received by: 10/01/11

Please return w/ check payable to: David Nelson Benefit Fund

Send to: Andrew Nelson, 279 Elm Street, Warwick, RI 02888

Latinas are the fastest growing group of female school aged youth

Many of our young Latinas lack education and career role models among their family and peers to help them set goals

Latinas have the highest female high school dropout rate (42%)

Latinas have the highest teen pregnancy rates of any racial or ethnic group

Young Latinas hold the highest rates of attempted suicide

The devastating results of these statistics are too much to ignore. Latinas Leading Tomorrow (LLT), a school based mentoring and leadership program which aims to inspire young women into leadership roles and eradicate achievement gaps, was created to change these statistics.

Our program uses leadership training, mentoring, career presentations and cultural identity activities to excite young women into success driven mindsets. They are encouraged to reach their goals and to believe in their strengths as Latinas. LLT serves 14 schools in Virginia and three in our state of Texas. LLT’s target populations are Latina students in middle and high school who are the first in their families planning to attend college in the U.S.

On March 12, 2011, LLT will hold its “Swinging for Education” Golf Tournament at Spicewood Course at Balcones Country Club. The “Swinging for Education” Golf Tournament will benefit our educational, leadership and community service programs.

We are asking for donations for our goody bags, door prizes for our raffle, longest drive and closest to the pin contest. You may also be an Albatross Sponsor for $2,000, Eagle Sponsor for $1,500, Birdie Sponsor for $750 and a Tee Box Sponsor for $75. Your donation is tax deductible (74-6003097). Anything you or your company can contribute would be greatly appreciated. We anticipate approximately 80 participants. The golf tournament is open to all golfers.

The Latinas Leading Tomorrow at Manor ISD currently has 45 members, sustains a club GPA above a 3.4 and has completed over 400 volunteer hours collectively this school year so far. This is what we strive for … will you or your company help us? Your investment in our students’ futures will yield priceless returns!

Funds Will Benefit Breast Cancer Awareness & Community Service Programs in the Areas of Health and Wellness, Education and Economic Literacy
The Twenty Pearls Foundation was established in July of 2006 after members of the Mu Upsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority saw an opportunity to transform the Gainesville/Alachua County Community through expanded scholarships, services and programs. The 501(c)(3) status of the Foundation provides a more appropriate platform for the implementation of the charitable and service activities sponsored by the organization.The Foundation is headed by a board of eleven dedicated, established women who are change agents and have proven records of professionalism, and service to the community. They, along with more than 70 additional members of the Mu Upsilon Omega chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha, have pledged their time, commitment and resources as volunteers to the Foundation in order to serve those in most need of assistance.

For More Information, Please Contact: Cynthia Moore Chestnut at (352) 733-0017 Or email us at 20pearlsgolf@gmail.com

We are partnering with The Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland. Money raised for the fund will provide education, service and latest research information to Parkinson’s patients and their caregivers.The Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland is a voluntary health service organization active throughout Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma. The Foundation is a tax-exempt chapter of the National Parkinson Foundation. Their goal is to provide support to people with Parkinson’s and their families and to inform the community about PD.

We expect support for the cause to be phenomenal this year because we are remembering Don Klein, who was afflicted with Parkinson’s disease and Jane Klein, who was his caregiver and who gave over 20 years of service to the city of Lenexa. “Jane’s passion for this city and our citizens was extraordinary; she always had the community’s interests at heart in all that she did,” said, Mayor Mike Boehm. The Klein’s were Lenexa residents for more than 40 years, and Jane devoted over 20 years to public service in her role as a Lenexa City Councilmember. If there was a City sponsored event you could count on the Klein family being involved. Their lives and their character touched all that knew them.

Please become a sponsor of the 2011 Don & Jane Klein Memorial Golf Tournament, or give to the Don & Jane Klein Bequest Fund. Join other companies that have committed to supporting the Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland. Sponsorships are available in a wide range of participation levels. Contributions to Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland are fully tax-deductible.

Your sponsorship will make a difference in the lives of those diagnosed with Parkinson’s disease, and their families. Please make checks payable to: “Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland,” and mail to:

Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland

c/o Klein Memorial Golf Tournament

8900 State Line Road, Ste 320

Leawood, KS 66206

On behalf of the Don and Jane Klein Family and everyone associated with The Parkinson Foundation of the Heartland, thank you! Don’t hesitate to contact us directly if you have questions or need additional information.

Scholarship applications are open from November 2010 thru mid March 2011 for our 11th year. Youth programs wishing to be considered for funding assistance from the Youth Benefit Golf Tournament should submit their request outlining how the program benefits youth and the number of youth involved not later than mid March 2011 to be considered.

Check-in at 7:00 am, Shotgun Start at 8:00am. Breakfast will be provided by Plantation Golf Club, and On The Border will be providing a wonderful lunch! You can take part by generously donating for our raffle prizes, becoming a Sponsor, or by golfing.

“Nestled among the rolling hills of North Central Texas is a 38-acre haven for abused and abandoned dogs. As close to heaven as they will ever be this side of the Rainbow Bridge is a special place known as: Animal Angels Sanctuary”

Funds raised will go towards Animal Angels Rescue and Sanctuary, a wonderful charity, located in Jacksboro, Texas. Your generous donation will be used to help fund our important programs for the animals. These include spay and neuter procedures for every single one of our animals, micro chipping to ensure identification, providing food, vaccinations, medicine and surgeries for more than 300 animals we assist daily. Some of these, mostly large breed dogs, are available for adoption, others find a safe haven here for life.

This can be a tremendous opportunity for you and your colleagues to network, promote your business, or just have a fun day in the sun knowing you are contributing to a great cause. All proceeds from this event will benefit the over 1,400 clients of SOS, Food Pantry, and Resource Center.

See you on the green!

Staffed by the best minds, hands and hearts in pediatrics, The Children’s Hospital depends on the generosity of donors to be one of the nation’s best hospitals for kids.
As a private, not-for-profit pediatric healthcare network, The Children’s Hospital is 100-percent dedicated to caring for kids at all ages and stages of growth. Children’s Hospital has more than 1,000 pediatric specialists and more than 3,000 full-time employees helping to carry out our mission.

To learn more about The Children’s Hospital and ways you can help, visit: http://www.thechildrenshospital.org/

1st Annual Wimmer Roofing Charity Golf Event
When:

Saturday August 27, 2011

7:30 AM Shotgun Start

Where:

Willis Case Golf Course

4999 Vrain Street

Denver, CO

Event Will Include:

- Silent Auction

- Door Prizes

- Longest Drive

- Closest to Pin

- 18 Holes w/ cart

- Lunch

- Gift Bag

$130 per player

If you are unable to attend the “Big Cup” Golf Outing, you can still help raise funds right from home by visiting www.cookscorner.com. Click on Gift Registry, and enter “Big Cup Golf Outing” to purchase a basket in the silent auction, or put money towards the purchase of a basket. If you have any questions, call Cooks Corner Store at (920)-964-0249.

You are invited to participate in a day of golf, food and fun to support White Bear Lake Area High School Girls Hockey. We will be playing a four-person scramble event. There will be co-ed, men’s and women’s divisions, and prizes will be awarded. There will also be fun hole events and over 75 raffle prizes given

out.

This is not limited to Booster Club or Girls Hockey families. We are looking for anyone who is willing to have a great time and support the hockey team. If you would like to form your own team, list them on the registration form. If you don’t have a group, register individually and we will place you in a foursome.

Schedule

Tee Times: Beginning at 11:30 a.m.

Groups will be teeing off the front and back nines at the same time. Contact person will be called regarding exact tee time.

Dinner: Dinner at the Manitou Ridge Golf Club will follow immediately after the tournament.

Fees

Individual Entry: $100 ($85 if fee is paid on or before June 1, 2011.)

Hole Sponsor: $150 with no golfer, $175 with one golfer, $450 with four golfers

Includes sponsor’s name displayed at the hole and also on signs at the golf course. Sponsors will also be listed in the 2011-12 program made available at all home hockey games.

The event is dedicated to the memory of WESTON employee Karen Schneider, whose 2002 breast cancer diagnosis was the inspiration for this tournament. While Karen unfortunately lost her battle with the disease in April 2008 at the age of 44, this event continues to serve as our unwavering commitment to aid in the prevention, detection, and cure of breast cancer.

For more information, please visit www.fightfromthefairway.org.

Also included with this event will be a lunch buffet, drinks, and a 50/50 raffle. We are also working on a potential silent auction, in which all proceeds will go to charity as well. If you are able to contribute to the silent auction, please let us know. Gift cards and Gift baskets are our most desirable items.

Proceeds will benefit a local Teen Suicide Prevention Center in the Greater-Columbus area and will be donated in memory of Leah Piteo, who lost her life on Tuesday, April 12th 2011.

More information and registration can be found here:

www.firebuck.com/events/2011/golf

Registration begins at 9 am, with tee-off at 10 am.

The cost for this event is $125 per player. This price includes entry into all events, 18 holes of golf, access to the driving range before the tournament, riding cart, lunch, dinner and various awards.

There will be an awards presentation and dinner directly after golf at the Golf Course. All proceeds go to The Philip Hart Memorial Fund, a medical initiative established as a 501c3 fund at Duke University Children’s Hospital to research the cause of Addison’s disease and adrenal insufficiency in children.

Payment is due by April 30, 2011. Sign up forms and payments must be received by the deadline to secure your place.

Golf attire is required. No denim is allowed. Soft spikes only.

Minimum age for golfers is 9. All children must be able to keep up with the pace of play and follow all rules of the course and etiquette.

Enjoy a complete program of special events, 18 holes of golf (including cart), breakfast, lunch, and an exciting awards banquet…

· Putting challenge on the practice green

· Longest drive contest

· Closest to the pin challenge

· Prizes for Low Gross and Low Net

· Hole-in-One prizes

A silent auction will be held with a chance to bid on some awesome items including an autographed Hurricanes hockey stick!

Players will receive a Footjoy golf glove as part of their player package.

Charles Michael Steadman Jr., a veteran of the armed forces of the United States of America, was killed in a car accident outside Fort Campbell, Kentucky on August 31, 1993. His wife was critically injured and is still recovering in the York, PA. area. His family and friends to keep his memory alive established the CMS Foundation weeks after his death. Supported by donations and an annual golf tournament, it finances four scholarships and supports the Eastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society.

The scholarships are established at Lock Haven University, Pennsylvania Army National Guard Unit; 228 ENG CO located in Spring City, PA, C.T.E. Allied Health Programs at Montgomery and Chester County and Phoenixville Area High School. The scholarships are given to students who demonstrate the traits and accomplishments similar to Michael. The Army National Guard scholarship is given to a student continuing their education while serving in the Armed Forces. The Lock Haven University scholarship is given to a graduating Lock Haven University student who demonstrates academic and service excellence and is entering Lock Haven’s Physician’s Assistant Program. The Phoenixville Area High School and C.T.E. Allied Health Program scholarships are given to a graduating senior who demonstrated academic, athletic and service excellence and who will attend a school of higher learning in a health related field.

Michael was born in Statesville, North Carolina and grew up in Crofton, Maryland then Phoenixville, Pennsylvania. He attended Phoenixville Area High School and was a standout place-kicker on the football team. He was very active in community service work and was a friend to all who knew him. He was a member of the National Honor Society and Key Club and was involved in their many community service projects. Michael volunteered as a trainer for his high school football teams and instructed the specialty teams. Michael was of good Christian faith, kind, good-hearted, generous, had a great sense of humor, and always willing to help others. Michael cared about people and he loved his Country. Michael served six years at the Pennsylvania Army National Guard Unit, HEADQUARTERS Charlie Battery 1st Battalion, 213th Air Defense Artillery located in Spring City, PA before enlisting into the United States Army at Ft. Campbell, K.Y.

Michael graduated from Lock Haven University with a Bachelors of Science degree in Allied Health Science. He was a certified personal trainer and an emergency medical technician. He was extremely active in Lambda Chi Alpha Fraternity and spent many hours helping others through their community service work. He and his wife Stephanie were married on June 21, 1993, four days after Michael’s 29th birthday.

Michael was stationed as part of the 101st Airborne Division at Fort Campbell, Kentucky with the Medic Platoon, Headquarters Co., 3rd Battalion, and 502nd Infantry Regiment. He was a platoon leader and assigned to the Scout Platoon (better known as the Recon Unit) because of his extraordinary physical ability and knowledge of the human body. He was an excellent soldier and cared about his fellow men. He was scheduled to start Ranger School in October when this tragic event occurred. Michael was a graduate on the Air Assault School, was stationed in Fort Benning, GA, A.I.T., and graduated then served at the Combat Medic School in Fort Sam Houston, Texas. He earned the National Defense Ribbon, Army Service Ribbon, and Air Assault Badge. He was an expert in Rifle, Pistol, and Grenade. He was awarded the Army Achievement Commendation Medal for saving soldiers lives during time stationed in Puerto Rico.

$60.00 Per Person/$240.00 Per Team includes–Greens Fees, Cart, Lunch, Dinner and Additional Complimentary Willowbrook Golf Course 18 Hole Greens Fee Pass.

PRIZES Longest Drive (Men & Women), Closest to Pin (Men & Women) $25,000 Hole in One, additionally individuals can participate in a putting contest, 50/50 Raffle, and purchase Mulligan Credits.

DEADLINE FOR REGISTRATION

Team Registration May 1st, 2011 limited field (First 36 Teams)

Sponsorship Registration May 14th, 2011

$25.00 Bronze Hole Sponsorship

$50.00 Silver Hole Sponsorship

$100.00 Gold Hole Sponsorship

PROCEEDS WILL HELP FUND MASONIC SCHOLARSHIPS GIVEN EACH YEAR ANNUALLY IN CONJUNCTION WITH THE MICHIGAN MASONIC FOUNDATION.

QUESTIONS

Contact Michael Cole (810) 266.4181 or Greg Smothers (810) 735.7654

On July 30, 2011, we will be hosting the 9th annual “Cotton Classic Golf Tournament and Auction” at the Coeur d’Alene Resort Golf Course. I am asking you to also take a stand to fight senior hunger and isolation by becoming an underwriter for this event, sponsoring a team, or contributing auction items for this event. For your efforts you will be featured in the event program, have the opportunity to supply business cards next to your donation, flyers in golfers promotional bags, be on our website, endorsed in social media venues, and promoted during selected television appearances / radio announcements.

Your effort will be helping hundreds of frail elderly throughout the community. Together, we can change lives for the better. Together, we can continue to make a difference—to be there for the senior who is alone and hungry.

To become part of this wonderful event email Tricia at Meals on Wheels Spokane at, development@mowspokane.org, or call 509-458-0151. We are looking forward to hearing from you.

Come join us for a great day of fun at beautiful Black Gold Golf Club on Saturday March 26, 2011. 11:00 check-in, range warm-up and putting contest, 12:45 shotgun start. Four-person “scramble” format. Low entry fee of $150 includes green fees, range balls, lunch and buffet dinner. Raffle, silent auction and dinner to follow the tournament.

The JDRF Rockin’ Peeps, a non-profit family organization, was formed last year when several families came together to promote awareness and help raise funding for a cure for Type 1 Diabetes. Last years Inaugural Golf Tournament was such a success that with help of many sponsors, donations and volunteers the Rockin’ Peeps were able to raise over $8,000 for the JDRF (Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation).

This is a great opportunity for your company to receive exposure and help support a worthy cause. Enclosed please find details of the sponsorship levels and participation opportunities for the Tee off “fore” a Cure, which will be held at Canongate’s White Oak Golf Course in Newnan, GA on October 8, 2010. Your involvement will make this year’s event an extra special celebration.

We appreciate your consideration and look forward to hearing from you soon. Please mail your commitment form back promptly or contact us online at www.jdrfrockinpeeps.com. Should you have any questions, feel free to call our team representatives

with Mark Seay-SD Chargers & Eagles. Laker Girls as well. This event is to raise funds to Send the

VVAG Youth Group to Ireland for a VBS Missionary……A fun filled event with Putting Contest and Hole In One Contest…..Pro’s Fore Charity, Caddie for the Hole…….Class Collectibles with a Sports

Auction to Raise Money……..

Call 951-207-4078 for more info…….

www.eleganteventsforeu.com

Hit a Hole In One and you will win a Pebble Beach Vacation for two including airfare, Rounds at Pebble Beach and Spyglass………Lot’s of fun….Let’s raise money for this great cause……

• Latinas are the fastest growing group of female school aged youth

• Many of our young Latinas lack education and career role models among their family and peers to help them set goals

• Latinas have the highest female high school dropout rate (42%)

• Latinas have the highest teen pregnancy rates of any racial or ethnic group

• Young Latinas hold the highest rates of attempted suicide

The devastating results of these statistics are too much to ignore. Latinas Leading Tomorrow (LLT), a school based mentoring and leadership program which aims to inspire young women into leadership roles and eradicate achievement gaps, was created to change these statistics.

Our program uses leadership training, mentoring, career presentations and cultural identity activities to excite young women into success driven mindsets. They are encouraged to reach their goals and to believe in their strengths as Latinas. LLT serves 14 schools in Virginia and three in our state of Texas. LLT’s target populations are Latina students in middle and high school who are the first in their families planning to attend college in the U.S.

On March 12, 2011, LLT will hold its “Swinging for Education” Golf Tournament at Spicewood Course at Balcones Country Club. The “Swinging for Education” Golf Tournament will benefit our educational, leadership and community service programs.

We are asking for donations for our goody bags, door prizes for our raffle, longest drive and closest to the pin contest. You may also be an Albatross Sponsor for $2,000, Eagle Sponsor for $1,500, Birdie Sponsor for $750 and a Tee Box Sponsor for $75. Your donation is tax deductible (74-6003097). Anything you or your company can contribute would be greatly appreciated. We anticipate approximately 80 participants. The golf tournament is open to all golfers.

The Latinas Leading Tomorrow at Manor ISD currently has 45 members, sustains a club GPA above a 3.4 and has completed over 400 volunteer hours collectively this school year so far. This is what we strive for … will you or your company help us? Your investment in our students’ futures will yield priceless returns!

Logo Ball Sponsor – $2000

-Includes logo on each golf ball in goodie bag

-One foursome in the LOG tournament

-Sponsorship signage at tournament

Golf Shirt Sponsor – $2000

-Includes logo on each shirt in goodie bag

-One foursome in the LOG tournament

-Sponsorship signage at tournament

Lunch Sponsor – $3000

-One foursome in the LOG tournament

-Sponsorship signage at tournament

-Sponsorship signage at the luncheon

-Add space in the yearbook

-Hole sponsorship of your choice hole

Hole Sponsorship – $1500

-One foursome in the LOG tournament

-Sponsorship signage at tournament

-”Your” 10′x10′ tent at the hole

-GPS advertising at your selected hole

Towel Sponsorship – $1500

-One foursome in the LOG tournament

-Sponsorship signage at tournament

-Every golfer will receive a towel with your logo on it

in each goodie bag

We are looking for players and/or a team of four. Individuals play the Bear’s Best course for $300 or it is $1000 for a foursome. Players will be treated to a continental breakfast, lunch, golf shirt, and goodie bag. The tournament is a scramble and we will be selling mulligans.

100% of net revenue will be used to directly benefit students in the classrooms at Lamb of God Lutheran School, a non-profit organization.