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2020 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Dear Friend, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2020 23rd Annual WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2020 COG HILL GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB, LEMONT 2020 SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES Dear Friend, WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2020 It is our pleasure to announce that on Wednesday, July 22, 2020, the Cog Hill Golf & Country Club 23rd Annual Monsignor Michael Boland Golf Invitational will take place at Lemont, IL Cog Hill Golf & Country Club in Lemont. All four courses, including the infamous Dubsdread, will be ours for a day of golf, networking, food, libations, Event will feature: and friendly competition. Proceeds benefit Catholic Charities Family • Outstanding golfer gifts Stabilization Efforts. The need is even greater right now with COVID-19 and we want to continue to support Catholic Charities with their efforts. • Hot breakfast • Open driving range We all invite you to join us in support of this signature Catholic Charities golf • Hole-in-one prizes and exciting outing. Sponsorship, underwriting and support opportunities are included in skill contests this packet. Your personal or corporate commitment will entitle you to such • Fun celebrity contest holes benefits as opportunities to golf, and various forms of recognition at the event. • Fabulous grilled lunch • Refreshing cocktails and legendary Thank you in advance! steak dinner at Cog Hill • Player’s Pass • Fantastic silent auction featuring sports, entertainment, and travel opportunities • 35 & Under Course on Course 1! Michael Smith Emile Johnson Marty Endre Co-Chair Co-Chair Co-Chair FAMILY STABILIZATION EFFORTS Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago directly supported thousands of families last year by providing emergency financial assistance to cover expenses such as rent, utilities, food, medical costs, and transportation. As our staff help these families meet their immediate needs, we also address problems from a long-term perspective to help prevent their reoccurence in the future. For example, hundreds of families last year attended financial management seminars after having visited our food pantries, learning how to budget for the unexpected and stretch their dollars. In these ways, those that seek our care learn how to overcome such challenges as poverty, poor living conditions and homelessness, unemployment, and limited education. A few things you should know: • We are the largest Catholic Charities in the country with • It costs $556,000 to run our programs each day. 158 programs at 174 locations in Cook and Lake counties. • Every 30 seconds someone counts on Catholic Charities • 92 cents of every dollar we raise goes directly to help people for help. in need. Without you, we could not serve the community’s needs or show others in need that self-sufficiency is a reachable goal. Thank you! GOLF INVITATIONAL PAST SPONSORS Alpha Distributors Westminster Capital Acadian Asset Management Fiduciary Management National Investment Services, Inc. Alpha Distributors Fresh Start NFP Property & Casualty Caritas Vehicle Services Inc. Frontier Capital Management Nortown Auto LLC Carmichael Company LLC Perillo Motors Corbin Capital Partners L.P Goode Foods Richards Building Supply Cummins Allison Happy Products Strube Celery & Vegetable Co. Daprato Rigali Studios Hero-Beech Nut The William F. O'Connor Foundation Dehnco Building Restoration Inc. Kates Detective & Security Ward Contracting & Building Diversey Truck Center Kellogg's Restoration Inc. Duane Morris LLP LSV Asset Management Westminster Capital Dutch Farms MB Financial DWS Mi- Jack East Lake Management Mickey's Linen & Towel Supply Inc. & Development Corp. Monterrey Security 35 & UNDER COURSE ON COURSE 1 35 & UNDER COURSE The Golf Invitational 35 & Under Course will be held exclusively on Course 1 at Cog Hill Golf & Country Club! In addition to enjoying a day on a prestigious course, our 35 & Under Course will feature: • Special Tournament Rate • Award (to be presented at dinner banquet) for lowest team score • Breakfast, Grilled Lunch, and Dinner Sponsor this event! See sponsorship opportunities. CELEBRITY CONTEST HOLES EXCITING CELEBRITY CONTEST HOLES! Don’t miss your chance to sponsor one of our great celebrities at the 2020 Golf Invitational. Past celebrities include: •Steve McMichael of the • Sister Cindy Drozd 1985 Bears • Sister Mary Ann Dosen • Emery Moorehead of the • Dave Mackey of the Chicago 1985 Bears Blackhawks • Jim Morrissey of the 1985 • R achel Teresi, LPGA Teaching Bears Pro • Glen Kozlowski of the • Mickey Pruitt of the 1988 Chicago Bears Bears (pictured right) • NFL Hall of Famer Dan Hampton of the1985 Bears WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2020 Cog Hill Golf & Country Club, Lemont All sponsorships include recognition in the program book and signage at registration. Sponsors at the $5,000 levels and up receive a full-page ad in the program book. INVITATIONAL SPONSOR (1) $100,000 • Event naming rights • Two foursomes on each of the four courses* • Signage on all four courses*, at Cog Hill’s Clubhouse, and dinner tent PRESENTING SPONSOR $50,000 LUNCH SPONSOR (1) - $10,000 Signage on all four courses, at Cog Hill’s Clubhouse, and Sign at lunch stands; One foursome on choice of Ravines, Course dinner tent; One foursome on each of the four courses* 1* or 3 COURSE SPONSORS (2) $25,000 BEAT THE DUBSDREAD OR Dubsdread sponsored by Happy Products RAVINES CELEBRITY (4) - $10,000 Signage on the sponsored course (Ravines, or Course 3), at Cog Sign at tee; One foursome on Dubsdread or Ravines Hill’s Clubhouse, and dinner tent; Two foursomes on sponsored BREAKFAST SPONSOR - $7,500 course PLATINUM SPONSOR $20,000 One foursome and signage on Dubsdread and one foursome PLAYER’S PASS SPONSOR (1) - $7,500 Company/name on player’s pass wristband’ One foursome on on choice of Ravines, Course 1* or 3; Signage at registration choice of Ravines, Course 1* or 3 GOLD SPONSOR $15,000 VOLUNTEER SPONSOR - $7,000 Sponsored by Goode Foods -Sold Two foursomes on choice of Ravines, Course 1* or 3; Signage at registration DUBSDREAD FLAG SPONSORS (1) - $7,500 35 & UNDER COURSE SPONSOR $10,000 Two foursomes on Course 1*; Signage on the course and at RAVINES FLAG SPONSORS (2) - $6,000 Flag on 9 holes; Two dinner tickets; One foursome on sponsored registration; Opportunities for product distribution on the course course SILVER SPONSOR $10,000 DUBSDREAD GOLF CART SPONSOR (1) - $7,500 Sponsored by Hero-Beech Nut, Westminister Capital Logo decal on all carts on Dubsdread; One foursome on sponsored One foursome on choice of Ravines, Course 1* or 3; Signage Sponsorship Opportunities at registration course DINNER SPONSOR (1) - $20,000 RAVINES GOLF CART SPONSOR - $6,000 Sign above stage in dinner tent; Two foursomes on course of choice* BEAT THE COURSE 3 OR COURSE 1 CELEBRITY (4) - $5,000 Sign at tee; One foursome on choice of Ravines, Course 1* or 3 GIVEAWAY SPONSOR (1) - $17,500 Logo on golf giveaways; Two foursomes on choice of Ravines, HALFWAY HOUSE SPONSOR (1) - $5,000 Course 1* or 3 Sign at both half-way houses; One foursome on choice of Ravines; Course 1* or 3 SOCIAL HOUR SPONSOR (1) - $15,000 Sign on dinner tent bars; Two foursomes on choice of Ravines, PHOTOGRAPHY SPONSOR - $5,000 Course 1* or 3 DRIVING RANGE SPONSOR (1) - $10,000 CADDIE SPONSOR (1) - $5,000 Signs at driving range; One foursome on choice of Ravines, Course 1* or 3 * Course 1 - 35 & Under Course WEDNESDAY, JULY 22, 2020 Cog Hill Golf & Country Club, Lemont GOLF CART SPONSOR (COURSE 1*/COURSE 3) (2) - $3,000 GOLF OPPORTUNITIES Logo decal on all carts on designated course (either Course 1* or Course 3); One foursome on sponsored course* SPONSORSHIP FOURSOME Includes 1 Hole Sponsorship COURSE 1*/COURSE 3 FLAG SPONSORS (4) - $2,500 • Dubsdread $4,000 Flag on 9 holes; Two dinner tickets • Ravines $3,000 • Course 3 $2,000 BEVERAGE CART SPONSORS (2) - $2,500 • Course 1* $1,500 Sponsorship Opportunities Sponsored by Dehnco Signage on beverage cart; Two dinner tickets REGULAR FOURSOME • Dubsdread $3,500 CUP DISC SPONSORS (DUBSDREAD/RAVINES) (4) - $2,000 • Ravines $2,500 Personalized logo on cup discs on 9 holes; Two dinner tickets • Course 3 $1,500 • Course 1* $1,000 CUP DISC SPONSORS (COURSE 1*/COURSE 3) (4) - $1,750 SINGLE PLAYER Personalized logo on cup discs on 9 holes; Two dinner tickets • Dubsdread $875 • Ravines $625 CLOSEST TO THE PIN SPONSORS (4) - $1,750 • Course 3 $375 Sign on tee; Two dinner tickets • Course 1* $250 LONGEST DRIVE SPONSORS (4) - $1,750 WOMEN’S FOURSOME RATES Sign on tee; Two dinner tickets • Foursome $1,200 • Single $300 PLATINUM HOLE SPONSOR - $1,000 Sign on tee; Three dinner tickets Price Includes breakfast, lunch & dinner * Course 1 - Exclusive 35 & Under Course HOLE SPONSOR - $500 Sign on tee; Two dinner tickets PROGRAM BOOK ADS Ads are black & white. Send PDF or JPG files to Kaaron Johnson at [email protected]. All artwork must be received by July 6 for inclusion in the program. • Full-Page $500 (5”W x 8”T) • Half-Page $250 (5”W x 4”T) • Quarter-Page $125 (2.5”W x 4”T) Direct any questions/return completed sponsorship form to: Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago Kaaron Johnson, Special Events Manager 721 N. LaSalle St., Chicago, IL 60654 (312) 655-7290 [email protected] SUPPORT COMMITMENT FORM ________ Contact Name Email ____ ________________ Address City, State, Zip ________________________________________________________________________________________________________ Organization/Company Phone # ___ Invitational Sponsor $100,000 ___ Presenting Sponsor $50,000 ___ Course Sponsor $25,000 ___ Platinum Sponsor $20,000 ___ Gold Sponsor $15,000 ___ 35 & Under Course Sponsor $10,000
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