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2009 Trifold Brochure Version 7.Pub HOUSE OF ISAIAH Participating Celebrities 3rd Annual Celebrity Golf Classic A Long Term Residential Drug & Alcohol Recovery Thursday, September 24, 2009-Kick Off Party Program for Men Nate Newton Dwight Carey Frontiers of Flight Museum 6:30 p.m. Dallas Cowboys Kansas City Chiefs Friday, September 25, 2009 The House of Isaiah was founded by Mr. Isiah Robertson. It was established in 1989 to provide a safe, Golf Tournament drug-free environment. Mr. Robertson is a former 6 year, Drew Pearson John Niland Cowboys Golf Club 1:30 p.m. All-Pro Linebacker for the L.A. Rams and Buffalo Bills. Dallas Cowboys Dallas Cowboys He believes in rehabilitating the ‘whole man’, which PRESENTING/TITLE FINANCIAL includes nurturing the Spirit, Mind, and Body. By Mike Connelly Ira Terrell PARTNER $25,000 motivating, educating, building self-esteem, and teaching Dallas Cowboys Phoenix Suns WE HAVE A TEAM ASSIGNED TO DESIGN WHAT positive attitudes, a person can become a healthy, sober, YOU WANT! productive member of society. Mr. Robertson has taken Kevin Smith Mike Kiselak the same intensity and drive that made him such a force Dallas Cowboys Dallas Cowboys on the football field and transferred it into the recovery PLATINUM FINANCIAL PARTNER $10,000 field. • Major advertising recognition by our media partners, on Eugene Lockhart Jo”Turkey”Jones our website and in event communications Mr. Robertson’s personal goal is to love, edify, motivate, Dallas Cowboys Cleveland Browns • Placement of company name/logo on tournament shirt, and encourage each resident to be the best he can be. His Washington Reskins cap or other goody bag item dream is to see young men transformed from the tragedy • Special signage and banner recognition of drug and alcohol addiction, to the triumph of recovery Lyle Blackwood Dave Parks • 12 player spots in the tournament and special sponsor gift and freedom by building their lives on a strong, spiritual Denver Broncos San Francisco 49er’s package foundation. • 24 tickets to the Kick Off Party–Dinner and Silent & Live New Orleans Saints Auctions Ken Jolly Houston Oilers Athletes for a Drug-Free America • Participate in a lottery to pick a celebrity from an available Kansas City Chiefs pool as your 5th player on your team or teams! Robert Newhouse This organization was also founded by Mr. Isiah Robertson. Athletes for a Drug-Free America is a non- Steve Jackson Dallas Cowboys GOLD FINANCIAL PARTNER $5,000 profit organization dedicated to enriching lives by promot- Washington Redskins • Prominent advertising package including recognition by ing powerful programs that help to educate young people D.D. Lewis our media partners, on our website and in event on the dangers of unhealthy lifestyles, in particular drug Isaiah Robertson Dallas Cowboys communications and alcohol abuse. For additional information regarding Los Angeles Rams • Special signage and banner recognition Athletes for Drug-Free America, please visit their website Buffalo Bills Dave Elmendorf • 8 player spots in the tournament and special sponsor gift at www.athletesforadrugfreeamerica.org. Los Angeles Rams package • 16 tickets to the Kick Off Party–Dinner and Silent & Live Auctions *Plus others, totaling 36 to choose from! • Participate in a lottery to pick a celebrity from an available pool as your 5th player on your team or teams! ————————————————————————— SILVER FINANCIAL PARTNER $2,500 • Advertising package including recognition by our media For more information contact partners, on our website and in event communications • Signage and banner recognition Patrick Wilder, Tournament Director at • 4 player spots in the tournament 214-394-4241 • 8 tickets to the Kick Off Party–Dinner and Silent & Live Auctions [email protected] For 20 years I’ve dedicated my life to • Participate in a lottery to pick a celebrity from an available helping young men recover from drugs Or pool as your 5th player on your team! and alcohol. Thousands of lives have Tom Puckett, Event Coordinator at been changed through House of Isaiah/ 214-704-4026 BRONZE FINANCIAL PARTNER $1,250 Athletes For A Drug-Free America, Inc. [email protected] • Recognition on the tournament banner and event communications, by our media partner, and on our website I look forward to seeing you at our golf • 2 player spots in the tournament classic and I thank you for your support. • 4 tickets to the Kick Off Party–Dinner and Silent & Live -Isiah Robertson Auctions YES, I WOULD LIKE TO BE A 3rd Annual Celebrity Golf Classic 3rd Annual FINANCIAL PARTNER AT THE Thursday, September 24, 2009-Kick Off Party FOLLOWING LEVEL: $75 includes Dinner, Silent & Live Auctions - Frontiers of Flight Museum at 6:30pm PRESENTING/TITLE $25,000 Friday, September 25, 2009 Athletes for a Golf Tournament PLATINUM $10,000 5 Person (including 1 celebrity) “Scramble” GOLD $5,000 Format Cowboys Golf Club at 1:30pm $250 includes golf fees including cart and range balls, Drug ---Free-Free SILVER $2,500 food and drinks (non-alcoholic) for the entire day, with lunch buffet and dinner buffet before and after BRONZE $1,250 golf. America Name ______________________________________ PLAYER #1 Company____________________________________ Name _______________________________________ Celebrity Golf Phone ____________________ Company ____________________________________ Address ______________________________________ Fax ____________________ City _______________________Zip _______________ Phone ____________________ Fax _______________ Classic Email ______________________________________ Email ________________________________________ Shirt Size __________ I want to help, but please don’t make me play golf! September 25, 2009 PLAYER #2 Enclosed is my check or credit card payment for $___________ Name _______________________________________ at the Company ____________________________________ Credit Card Payment: Address _____________________________________ (Fax to the Attention of: Isabel Santos at 972-960-8854) City _____________________________ Zip ________ COWBOYS VISA/MC/AMEX/DISCOVER # Phone ____________________ Fax ______________ __________________________________________ Email _______________________________________ Shirt Size __________ Exp. Date __________ Golf Club PLAYER #3 Check Payment: Benefiting the Name _______________________________________ CHECK for $____________ Company ____________________________________ Make Check Payable to : Address _____________________________________ 2009 Athletes for a Drug-Free America/House of Isaiah City _____________________________ Zip ________ HOUSE OF ISAIAH Phone ____________________ Fax ______________ Mail Checks to the Attention of: Email _______________________________________ Drug & Alcohol Recovery Program Isabel Santos Shirt Size __________ 15851 Dallas Parkway, STE 205 for Men Addison, TX 75001 PLAYER #4 This Event is Hosted by: Name _______________________________________ Company ____________________________________ Address _____________________________________ NFLPA Retired Players Association City _____________________________ Zip ________ Dallas Chapter Phone ____________________ Fax ______________ Email _______________________________________ The Foundation of NAIFA-Dallas Shirt Size __________ .
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