Monday, October 7th 2024
Hartford Golf Club 
134 Norwood Road
West Hartford, CT
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CREC Foundation 10th Annual Golf Tournament and Scholarship Event
Golf Day Program
| 11:00 a.m. | Registration and Lunch |
| 1:00 p.m. | Shotgun start |
| 5:00 p.m. | Reception and Dinner |
The CREC Foundation is excited to host its 10th Annual Golf Tournament and Scholarship Event at the Hartford Golf Club. The revenue generated from the golf event directly benefits recipients of the CREC Foundation's annual scholarships awarded to high school seniors.
This charity event is based on a four person team best ball scramble format. Awards will be given to each member of the first, second and third place teams.
Prizes will be awarded for the following contests:
- Longest Drive
- Closet to the Pin
- Putting Contest
Attendees can also look forward to raffle prizes and awards. This is the ultimate win-win opportunity to play on one of the finest courses in New England and support an extremely worthwhile local charity all at the same time.
Golfer Sponsorship Levels
Title Sponsor – $20,000
- Twelve player spots in the tournament.
- Five additional dinner tickets.
- Prominent recognition as a Title Sponsor. Exclusive “presented by” recognition on all event publications, electronic communications, promotional materials, and signage.
- Company executives address and thank players before the shotgun start.
- Company banner prominently displayed at the golf tournament.
- Exclusive signage at four holes.
- Opportunity for a promotional marketing item to be included in player gift bags (item quantity of 250 recommended).
Platinum Sponsor – $15,000
- Eight player spots in the tournament.
- Four additional dinner tickets.
- Prominent recognition as a Platinum Sponsor and including a logo in all event publications, electronic communications, promotional materials, and signage.
- Company banner displayed at the golf tournament.
- Six tee signs on the course.
- Opportunity for a promotional marketing item to be included in player gift bags (item quantity of 250 recommended).
Gold Sponsor – $10,000
- Eight player spots in the tournament.
- Three additional dinner tickets.
- Recognition as a Gold Sponsor in event publications, press releases, electronic communications, promotional materials, and signage.
- Company banner displayed at the golf tournament.
- Four tee signs on the course.
- Opportunity for a promotional marketing item to be included in player gift bags (item quantity of 250 recommended).
Silver Sponsor – $4,500
- Four player spots in the tournament.
- Two additional dinner tickets.
- Recognition as a Silver Sponsor in event publications, electronic communications, promotional materials, and signage.
- Three tee signs on the course.
Bronze Sponsor – $2,000
- Four player spots in the tournament.
- Recognition of sponsorship level at awards reception.
- One tee sign on the course.
Other Non-Golfer Sponsorship Opportunities
Apparel Sponsor – $6,000 (only one available!)
Includes embroidered corporate logo on apparel distributed to all tournament players as a gift.
Email Sponsor – $5,000 (only one available!)
Includes company name, logo and website link on a minimum of 10 pre/post event email blasts to event sponsors and golfers.
Dinner Sponsor – $4,000 (only one available!)
Lunch Sponsor – $3,000 (only one available!)
Golf Cart Sponsor – $1,500 (only one available!)
Includes signage on all golf carts.
Beverage Station Sponsor – $1,000
Includes signage at four on-course beverage stations.
Hole-in-one Sponsor – $1,000 (only one available!)
Flag Sponsor – $500
Includes signage at four on-course beverage stations.
Tee Sign – $250
About the CREC Foundation
The CREC Foundation was established in 2005 to support CREC’s programs, missions, and members. The Foundation helps achieve this goal by:
- Providing financial support for CREC educational programs and services
- Developing strategic partnerships with other community organizations that help promote and advance CREC’s educational initiatives
- Supporting teachers and educational leaders by helping to fund programs that build and strengthen skills and abilities
- Acquiring school and classroom resources for teachers and students
- Obtaining scholarship funds for disadvantaged students
- Assisting families by securing support for programs that improve adult literacy, workforce preparedness, and job training
