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Sponsorship Opportunities 13Th Annual Golf Tournament Fundraiser 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER MONARCH BEACH GOLF LINKS (DANA POINT, CA) SEPT. 2ND, 2021 (THURSDAY) (11:00AM CHECK IN / 1:00PM SHOTGUN) SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER INTRODUCTION ESTABLISHED 2007 WHAT IS THE MAULI OLA FOUNDATION ALL ABOUT? The Mauli Ola Foundation (MOF) was organized to educate, spread awareness and provide alternative therapies for genetic disorders, such as cystic fibrosis. MOF created on-site national support programs for kids and adults with life threatening illnesses and disabilities. These on site programs include surf experience days and children’s hospital visits, in which we connect the world’s best action sports athletes with these kids for special one on one session’s. MOF raises funds through donations, memberships, merchandise, golf tournaments and unique concert events. With this funding we provide an immediate direct option for children with genetic disorders and other conditions. 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER PURPOSE EXCLUSIVE ONE ON ONE SURF SESSIONS FOR THOSE CHILDREN UNABLE TO PHYSICALLY CONNECTING THE BEST SURFERS WITH PARTICIPATE, OUR MOF SUPERSTARS VISIT CHILDREN IN NEED CHILDREN IN THE HOSPITAL 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER PREVIOUS SUPPORT MAULI OLA ALL STARS (PAST/PRESENT) Lauren Enever Kelly Slater Lisa Anderson Taylor Hawkins Buttons Sage Erickson Jamie O’Brien Mick Fanning Sebastian Ziets Torrey Meister Taylor Knox Sunny Garcia Benji Weatherly Fred Pattacia Kalohe Andino Ulu Boy Kala Alexander Julian Wilson Will Skudin Ezkiel Lau Ysod Williams Kalani Robb Jo Jo Roper Eli Olson Coco Ho Austin Keen and more…. 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER SUPPORT OPTIONS TITLE - $25,000 TOWEL - $4,000 PRESENTING - $12,500 BEVERAGE / COCKTAIL - $3,000 FLAG - $7,500 BEVERAGE (NON ALCOHOLIC) - $2,750 CART - $5,000 HOLE - $2,500 LUNCH - $5,000 TEAM ENTRY - $2,000 SINGLE ENTRY - $500 SHIRT - $5,000 “Mauli Ola has personally been one of my favorite non-profit organizations to collaborate with. Surfing can be a scary activity for many people and I have to admit, many patients are a bit apprehensive. What I have seen has been amazing. Most children although scared will be standing on their surfboards before noon. Mauli Ola has taken notice of special needs group and given them the opportunity to become active, step outside of their homes on lazy Saturdays to catch the sun and enjoy the ocean! The surfers that volunteer their time for these children are patient and provide the best guidance. The patients love it and keep coming back year after year. The experience is unlike no other.” M. Carmen Reyes RN, MSN, NP| Care Manager, CF Program Cystic Fibrosis Center, Division of Pediatric Pulmonology Children’s Hospital Los Angeles 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER TITLE - $25,000 • EXCLUSIVE TITLE SPONSOR AND INDUSTRY STATUS • LOGO ON ALL MATERIALS (HAT, SHIRT, E-BLASTS, RADIO, WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, SOCIAL MEDIA) PRE AND POST • 4 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH & DRINKS • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • PREFERED ADVERTISEMENT PLACEMENT ON ALL WEBSITE AND POST EVENT MATERIALS • 2 HOLE SPONSORSHIPS ON TEE OR GREEN (PREMIERE HOLES) • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • LOGO ON EVENT COVER AND BACK COVER ADVERTISMENT • WILL BE FEATURED ON MOF WEBSITE AS NATIONAL LEVEL SUPPORTER • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER PRESENTING - $12,500 • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • MENTIONS FROM MC ON EVENT DAY • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, SOCIAL MEDIA, PRE AND POST EVENT • 2 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • MENTION ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • LOGO ON EVENT COVER AND BACK COVER ADVERTISMENT • FULL PAGE AD ON FIRST PAGE BROCHURE • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER FLAG - $7,500 • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • LOGO ON FLAGS ON ALL 18 HOLES • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON E-BLASTS, MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, PRE AND POST EVENT • HALF PAGE ADVERTISMENT ON BROCHURE • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • MENTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • LUNCH & DRINKS • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER CART - $5,000 • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • CORPORATE ADVERTISEMENT IN ALL GOLF CART WINDOWS (SEEN BY GOLFERS ALL DAY LONG) • LOGO ON ALL CARTS • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON E-BLASTS, MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, PRE AND POST EVENT • HALF PAGE ADVERTISMENT ON BROCHURE • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • MENTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • LUNCH & DRINKS • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER LUNCH - $5,000 * OR IN-KIND DONATION OF LUNCH FOR 175 GOLFERS • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, SOCIAL MEDIA, PRE AND POST EVENT • HALF PAGE ADVERTISMENT ON BROCHURE • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRY (INCLUDES LUNCH) • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • SPECIAL RECOGNITION DURING LUNCH • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • MENTIONS ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER SHIRT - $5,000 * OR IN-KIND DONATION OF POLO SHIRTS FOR 175 GOLFERS • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • LOGO ON EVENT SHIRT • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON E-BLASTS, MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, PRE AND POST EVENT • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRY (INCLUDES LUNCH) • QUARTER PAGE OF GOLF PROGRAM COLOR LOGO PLACEMENT WITH 1/4 PAGE ADVERTISEMENT • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • SPECIAL RECOGNITION DURING DINNER AND PREFERRED SEATING • SPECIAL APPRECIATION GIFT AND FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • MENTIONS ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER TOWEL - $4,000 *TOWELS WILL BE PROVIDED TO EACH GOLFER OF THE EVENT WITH YOUR LOGO • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • LOGO ON EVENT TOWEL • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, SOCIAL MEDIA, PRE AND POST EVENT • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • QUARTER PAGE ADVERTISMENT ON BROCHURE • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRY WITH INCLUDED LUNCH • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • MENTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE • KEEP ANY REMAINING TOWELS FOR CORPERATE GIVE AWAYS 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER BALL - $4,000 *TOWELS WILL BE PROVIDED TO EACH GOLFER OF THE EVENT WITH YOUR LOGO • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • LOGO ON EVENT BALL • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, SOCIAL MEDIA, PRE AND POST EVENT • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • QUARTER PAGE ADVERTISMENT ON BROCHURE • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRY WITH INCLUDED LUNCH • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • FIRST RIGHT OF REFUSAL FOR FOLLOWING YEAR • MENTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORM • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE • KEEP ANY REMAINING BALLS FOR CORPERATE GIVE AWAYS 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER COURSE COCKTAIL / BEER / WINE /SELTZER / HARD KOMBUCHA - $3,000 * IF DISTRIBUTOR, PRODUCT DONATION REQUESTED (900 UNITS) • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE – ACTIVATION OF CHOICE/ DRINK STATION • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, SOCIAL MEDIA, PRE AND POST EVENT • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH & DRINKS • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN - SINAGE/DRINK STATION • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • QUARTER PAGE AD ON BROCHURE • COCKTAIL/BEVERAGE DONATION MAY SUBSTITUTE MONETARY DONATION (TBD) • MENTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER BEVERAGE (NON-ALCOHOLIC) - $2,750 * IF DISTRIBUTOR, PRODUCT DONATION REQUESTED (900 UNITS) • LOGO AND/OR NAME ON E-BLASTS, MOF WEBSITE, PRESS RELEASE, PRE AND POST EVENT • LOGO ON BROCHURE • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH & DRINKS • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ON EVENT DAY • MENTIONS ON ALL SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER HOLE SPONSORSHIP - $2,500 • INDUSTRY EXCLUSIVITY STATUS • ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND BROCHURE MENTION • 1 TOURNAMENT TEAM ENTRIES WITH INCLUDED LUNCH & DRINKS • 1 HOLE SPONSORSHIP ON TEE OR GREEN • MENTION ON SOCIAL MEDIA PLATFORMS • EVERYONE RECIEVES A GIFT BAG, HAT, SHIRT, BALLS, TEE’S AND MORE 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER PREVIOUS SPONSORS PINNACLE GROUP HURLEY AMBRY GENETICS REEF FLEXFIT BILLABONG CHIESI ONEILL RRC OAKLEY WELLS FARGO ELECTRIC PACIFICO BEER SURFER MAGAZINE CASA AMIGOS TEQUILA WOOD SNAP TITO’S VODKA SONIC HEALTH CARE CHARLES SCHWAB DAVID CROWELL ELECTRIC WAHOO’S MUIR-CHASE PLUMBING SANDPIPER LOUNGE IDT ANGELS BASEBALL OCYSF CARILOHA FED EX SPECTRUM MECHANICAL NIXON STADIUM NISSAN XS ENERGY DRINK ERC ROCK STAR ENERGY TOYOTA KUSHNER CARLSON VOLCOM AND MANY MORE….. QUIKSILVER 13TH ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT FUNDRAISER TEAM ENTRY - $2,000 COME ON OUT AND ENJOY A GREAT DAY ON THE LINKS AND SUPPORT THE MAULI OLA FOUNDATION TO RAISE FUNDS FOR SURF EXPERIENCE DAYS. SURF EXPERIENCE DAYS PROVIDE
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