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Golf Tournament AGE WELL SENIOR SERVICES PRESENTS THE ULTIMATE CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT Benefiting Meals on Wheels and other senior services MAY ALISO VIEJO COUNTRY CLUB PRIVATE CLASSIC 18 HOLE 33 Santa Barbara Drive 22 PAR 70 Aliso Viejo, CA 92656 2017 11AM PAST CELEBRITY GOLFERS INCLUDE: HOLE-IN-ONE CONTEST CLOSEST TO THE PIN CONTEST Blue Moon Odom, Oakland A’s PUTTING CONTEST · LONGEST Dave Frost, California Angels DRIVE · OPPORTUNITY PRIZES Jim Merritt, Cincinnati Reds 19th Hole Sponsored by: Rudy Law, Chicago White Sox 949.855.8033 Jaret Wright, New York Yankees www.myagewell.org presents the CLYDE WRIGHT INVITATIONAL Benefiting Meals on Wheels and other senior services Hello and thanks for taking a HOW TO PARTICIPATE minute to look at our “Ultimate” Golf Tournament. Title Sponsor $10,000 As you know, our senior popula- (Have we got a deal for you!) tion is growing at an alarming rate. As our government Course Sponsor $7,000 continues to reduce its support for these seniors, we are trying Lunch with Clyde Wright, 8 golfers, cart, continental to continue supporting them breakfast, box lunch, dinner buffet, signage at event, tee sign with one of the oldest running programs. Meals on Wheels on one green, half-page black and white program ad, and has fed seniors throughout commemorative plaque. Southern California for over 30 years. The program is supported by Title III funding, private funding, and Eagle Sponsor $3,500 contributions from people like you and me. 4 golfers, cart, continental breakfast, box lunch, dinner I am a huge golf enthusiast and when I was asked buffet, signage at event, tee sign on one green, half-page by Age Well to put my name behind their golf tourna- ment, I didn’t think twice. At 70 now, I am a senior black and white program ad, and commemorative plaque. and felt this was a perfect marriage. Aliso Viejo’s newly revamped 18-hole layout is a fun and challeng- Dinner Sponsor $2,500 ing course. We have a great day planned and are 4 golfers, cart, continental breakfast, box lunch, dinner looking for sponsors who are interested in putting buffet, logo sign on every table, and full-page program ad. their names behind one of the most important assets in our society, seniors. Cart Sponsor $1,500 Clyde Wright has thousands of tales, short and tall, 4 golfers, cart, continental breakfast, box lunch, dinner funny and twisted and timeless—all delivered with buffet, logo sign on every cart, and full-page program ad. his Tennessee twang. His 22-victory season with the Angels in 1970, which included a no-hitter, still stands Foursome $1,000 to this day. Be a part of our day and enjoy some of the great stories Clyde and his friends have to share 4 golfers, cart, continental breakfast, box lunch, tee prizes, and enjoy a great dinner buffet, and auction. round of golf! Golfer $250 Single golfer, cart, continental breakfast, box lunch, tee prizes, dinner buffet, and auction. OTHER OPPORTUNITIES Hole Sponsor $400 Tee Sponsor $250 FOR MORE INFORMATION: Booth on a hole, 2 buffet dinners, Tee sign, 2 buffet dinners, and program recognition. (RSVP and program recognition. 949.855.8033 required for dinners.) (RSVP required for dinners.) www.myagewell.org Program Ad $400 Guest Dinners $50/person Federal Tax ID# 93-1163563 4-color, full-page ad in program. .
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