Charity Golf Tournaments and Golf Tournament Planning

About the Course
Ken Dye was the architect for Forest Golf Course at Kingwood Country Club which was opened to public in 1992. The course features 7092 yards from the Gold tees with a rating of 74.6 and a par of 72. Forest Golf Course at Kingwood Country Club has an estimated number of 22,000 (estimated) rounds played annually and it is a 72-hole (Private) course.

About the Charity
Homes with Hope, Inc. is a private, non-profit Child-Placing Agency for children in foster/adoptive care founded in 2003. It’s mission is to restore abandoned, abused or neglected children by establishing them in a community of Christ-centered families, in relationship with the local church, who will care for these children through foster care and adoption.

About the Tournament
This is the 8th annual tournament for Homes with Hope. It has a loyal following of golfers with over 30% particpating in four or more tournaments. Matt Musil KHOU sports reporter has participated in all eight tournaments.

The Rotary Club of Brooksville is looking for teams to play in its Annual Golf Tournament. This year’s tournament will be held on December 7th, 2011 at the Brooksville Country Club at Majestic Oaks.

Play will begin at 1:00 PM with a shotgun start and will be played in scramble format.

The cost is $75.00 per person which includes the Green Fees, Cart, & Dinner. You can make your own team or we can team you up. Play is limited to the first 120 entries.

Team Sign-up sheets and Hole Sponsorship information can be found on their website at www.BrooksvilleRotary.org Money raised from the tournament will be used to help fund the many charities the Rotary Club of Brooksville works with in the community.

Join One World Education on the links at Reston National Golf Club on October 19 for Schools on Par! Players will and come together in support of a great cause: providing free, high-impact materials that energize students and empower teachers. Last year, One World made teaching and learning better for thousands of students and hundreds of students in DC, Maryland and Virginia. With your help, we can reach even teachers and kids this year. To sign up or for more information, visit http://oneworldeducation.org/one-world-education-annual-golf-tournament or call Susan Ross at 202.251.9693.

Registration Fee: $185 per golfer or $675 for a foursome. Registration includes greens fees, golf cart, bag drop, barbeque lunch and awards ceremony with open bar, door prize drawings, on-course drinks, and golfer gift bag with a handmade WheatonArts glass piece and handcrafted trophies for the division winners. Other contest tickets will be available for purchase on Tournament Day.

WheatonArts, an internationally acclaimed arts and cultural center, has served the South Jersey region for 40 years by providing a unique teaching environment and innovative educational programs for visitors of all ages and backgrounds each year. More than 10,000 students annually are given opportunities to visit the Museum of American Glass, to explore glassmaking and other art forms, to interact with resident artists, and to create artworks at WheatonArts. The WheatonArts Golf Classic supports these arts education programs for children. Visit us at wheatonarts.org.

Sunningdale’s Old Course was laid out by Willie Park Jnr. He was appointed by the original committee of the Club to build the course in 1900 with the course opening for play in 1901. It retains a high ranking in courses around the world as a fine example of a heathland course. The experience of the Old Course is fantastic from start to finish. The beautiful heathland setting, together with some demanding elevations and no real weak holes provides some of the best golf in the region.

The day features:

Buffet breakfast

Shotgun start (9am)

Pre-lunch drinks

Charity raffle and auction

Delicious three course lunch

Prize giving

19th Annual Michigan NARSAD Golf Classic raises donations for the Brain & Behavior Research Fund.

This year, we golf in memory of Peppino Puleo, founder of NARSAD’s longest running fundraiser in the country! Pep’s love for family, drove him to raise funds that will lead to better treatments and cures for millions who suffer from serious mental illness.

NARSAD researchers are discovering new things about the brain & behavior disorders, including schizophrenia, depression, bipolar disorder, autism, epilepsy, suicide prevention, PTSD, anxiety and stress, panic disorder, phobias, ADHD, Alzheimer’s, Fragile X, Parkinson’s, SAD, drug abuse, insomnia. etc. See videos at http://www.narsad.org/?q=node/11143/multimedia.

NARSAD gets consistently high marks for its charitable standards.

We receive no government funding. All of our work relies on contributions from families, foundations and other caring donors.

Call Elizabeth Puleo-Tague at (313) 882-1482.

The event helps raise awareness and funding in support of the more than 350,000 New Jersey Alzheimer’s disease individuals and families we serve.

The courses that are included as prizes are considered “the best of the best” because of their history, excellence of design, or quality of course conditions. Among the featured golf courses are Baltusrol Golf Club, Trump National Golf Club, Canoe Brook Country Club, Alpine Country Club, Hamilton Farm Golf Club, and Palm Beach and Pebble Beach resorts packages for two.

The prizes include a round of golf, golf carts or caddies, and lunch for the winner and two additional guests. Tickets are $100, and anyone over the age of 18 may buy or sell tickets. According to the IRS, raffle tickets are not tax deductible. For information on sponsorship opportunities, or to purchase raffle tickets, call Kim Goetz at the Alzheimer’s Association at 609.275.1180, or visit alz.org/nj.

NSC’s work reunites families and re-energizes neighborhoods. Our clients are helping to keep Philadelphia and the region strong and vibrant. They are the new Philadelphians. Your participation in our We Are Philadelphia! golf outing will help us continue providing much needed services to refugees and immigrants.

We have a fun-filled day planned at White Manor Country Club, whose renovated course was designed by the renowned Bobby Weed. The event format includes:

· Welcome and registration

· Eighteen hole golf game with lunch on the course

· Cocktail hour with silent auction

· Dinner and acknowledgments

Please consider supporting us as one of our valued 90th Anniversary sponsors. A list of our sponsorship opportunities is listed here for your consideration. You can also download the registration form. Please confirm your participation by April 15th, so we can acknowledge your generosity in our promotions and in the printed program. We will endeavor to accommodate any special needs you might have for clients or other guests.

For more information, please contact Leyla Dursunova, Director of Development and Communications at NSC at 215-609-1522 or ldursunova@nscphila.org.

Thank you in advance for your support of Nationalities Service Center!

Sincerely,

Dennis Mulligan

Executive Director

The Utah Junior Golf Association is dedicated to provide competitive opportunities for boys and girls in all age groups, to provide an environment conducive to improvement, to encourage excellence, and to promote friendship, sportsmanship and citizenship through the game of golf.

The Utah Junior Golf Association’s PRO (Provide Relief Opportunities) Grant program provides top tournament opportunities to young men and women regardless of financial resources. The UJGA believes the opportunity to enjoy tournament golf should not be limited to those who can afford to travel and play a statewide junior golf schedule. Therefore, the UJGA would like to offer financial assistance to those juniors who can compete at the state junior golf level, but are limited due to financial constraints.

Funds that are raised through this annual event are also used for golf course use fees not covered by tournament registration fees, individual touranament and year end awards, national tournament entry and travel fees, team uniforms and tournament supplies for the boys and girls enrolled in the UJGA program. We have many boys/girls that qualify for national tournament events but simply cannot afford to participate. UJGA through fundraising events helps to offset these costs so that they can participate and represent Utah at these events.

Utah Junior Golf Association is the future of Utah Golf. The UJGA is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to the overall growth and development of young men and women who aspire to experience the game of golf through competitive tournament play.

Your support is very much appreciated.

Play will begin at 1:00 PM with a shotgun start and will be played in scramble format. The cost is $75.00 per person which includes the Green Fees, Cart, & Dinner. You can make your own team or we can team you up. Play is limited to the first 120 entries.

Team Sign-up sheets and Hole Sponsorship information can be found on their website at www.BrooksvilleRotary.org Money raised from the tournament will be used to help fund programs for the many charities the Rotary Club of Brooksville works with in our community.

This event is organized by TOUCHING LIVES WORLDWIDE, INC for the sole purpose of raising funds for two new orphanages for homeless children in Haiti. Since the earthquake in January, Haiti’s situation is unbelievably worse than ever. There are thousands of small children deprived of food, shelter, affection, protection, and education. With the poverty and the results from the earthquake, the children are locked into a “silent prison” that has no walls but is without options and without hope. It doesn’t have to be that way for many if you extend a helping hand through your participation and/or support in this golfing event. You will be helping these children and helping yourself at the same time. (Benefits to you: tax deductible, golf & cart fees, meals &drinks, prizes galore, and a chance to win a new car or a deluxe cruise for two) For more information, please go to our website: touchinglivesworldwide.org. You will love this tournament; and, you will be helping t o make a real difference in a child’s life.

This event is organized by TOUCHING LIVES WORLDWIDE, INC for the sole purpose of raising funds for two new orphanages for homeless children in Haiti. Since the earthquake in January, Haiti’s situation is unbelievably worse than ever. There are thousands of small children deprived of food, shelter, affection, protection, and education. With the poverty and the results from the earthquake, the children are locked into a “silent prison” that has no walls but is without options and without hope. It doesn’t have to be that way for many if you extend a helping hand through your participation and/or support in this golfing event. You will be helping these children and helping yourself at the same time. (Benefits to you: tax deductible, golf & cart fees, meals &drinks, prizes galore, and a chance to win a new car or a deluxe cruise for two) For more information, please go to our website: touchinglivesworldwide.org. You will love this tournament; and, you will be helping t o make a real difference in a child’s life.