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Pollack Family Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic Friday, April 21 The Georgia Club Former NFL and UGA player and current ESPN College GameDay broadcaster, David Pollack, will host his second annual Pollack Family Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic. This exclusive golf event will raise funds for the Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Strong4Life Program. Each corporate foursome will be paired with a celebrity for a memorable round of golf. Celebrity guests expected to attend include D.J. Shockley, Dan Reeves, Ray Goff, Jim Donnan, Eric Zeier, David Greene, Mohamed Massaquoi and many others. The event will be held at the highly acclaimed Georgia Club the day before the annual G-Day spring football game in Athens. If you are planning to go to Athens for G-Day, this will be a great way to start the weekend by playing in the Celebrity Golf golf tournament. Proceeds from the event will benefit Children’s through the Classic Schedule Pollack Family Foundation. David and Lindsey Pollack, along with their kids Nicholas and Leah, created their foundation Friday, April 21 based on three pillars: Whole–Life–Health, with the mission 9:00 a.m. The Georgia Club toward raising awareness against childhood obesity. Their Statham, Ga. goal is to educate individuals, families and communities on the benefits of nutrition and exercise, and to provide 2:00 p.m. Awards and Auction them opportunities to embrace healthy living through The Georgia Club eating well and physical activity. Their vision is a nation Statham, Ga. of healthy families. FND 967492 Pollock Family Foundation Flier 2017.indd 1 3/28/17 4:39 PM Corporate sponsorship levels Foursome ($2,500) • Four playing spots • Four custom Pollack Family Foundation gift bags • One football personally autographed by David Pollock Hole ($1,750) • Name/logo on signage and markers on one tee box • Two playing spots • Two custom Pollack Family Foundation gift bags • Table to display products on tee box SPOTS ARE LIMITED Call 404-785-7376 for sponsorship availability and questions about the Pollack Family Foundation Celebrity Golf Classic. Yes, I want to be a part of the Pollack Family Foundation Fill out the approprate information: Celebrity Golf Classic and support the patients at Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta. SPONSORSHIP QUANTITY PRICE TOTAL Foursome $2,500 $ No, I am not able to be a sponsor, but please accept Hole $1,750 $ this tax-deductible donation: $ ___________ Make check payable to Pollack Family Foundation. Name Mail completed form and payment to: Company The Pollack Family Foundation c/o Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta Foundation Title Sports Network 1577 Northeast Expressway Address Atlanta, Georgia 30329 City State ZIP Phone Fax E-mail ©2017 FND 967492.ck.3/17 FND 967492 Pollock Family Foundation Flier 2017.indd 2 3/28/17 4:39 PM.

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