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@ColoradoPGA Diversity and Inclusion Supporting Our Military ColoradoPGA November 1, 2016 November Youth Development Colorado PGA REACHColorado Foundation Annual Report Foundation Colorado PGA REACH Foundation Our Trustees The Colorado PGA REACH Foundation is facilitated by a diverse group of business professionals that understand the power the game of golf can have on others. They are dedicated to furthering the scope of the game of golf and fostering growth in all three pillars of the Colorado PGA REACH Foundation. Anne Broholm Tom Bauerle Brad Dombaugh Walter Glover Theo Gregory REACH Trustee REACH Trustee REACH Trustee REACH Trustee REACH Trustee CEO, AHEAD Owner, Colorado Golf CEO, PSA Worldwide Exec. VP Senior VP, El Pomar and Turf Corp. US Olympic Foundation Endowment Bob Lally George Lee Scott McGraw Hon. Sue Payton Lisa Potvin REACH Trustee REACH Trustee REACH Trustee REACH Trustee REACH Trustee Chief of Staff Managing Director, VP of Employee President - SCI Captain, United States YMCA of the Pikes Investments. Wells Benefits Aerospace Inc. Navy Peak Region Fargo CCIG LTG Edward Soriano, Bill Vogeney Spencer Zinn Ben Welsh, PGA Eddie Ainsworth, PGA US Army (Ret.) REACH Trustee REACH Chairman Vice-President Executive Director/ REACH Trustee Exec. VP, ENT Federal Colorado PGA CEO Director, Bus. Dev., Credit Union Colorado PGA Northrup Grumman www.coloradopga.com (303) 681-0742 Colorado PGA REACH Foundation Youth Development The Youth Pillar of PGA REACH seeks to improve and advance opportunities for youth. Introduction to the sport at an early age has proven to provide great opportunities in the areas of education, health and wellness, as well as character building centered on the sport of golf. Through Colorado PGA REACH, we host Golf in Schools, PGA Junior League, Drive, Chip & Putt and, in partnership with the Colorado Golf Association, the Junior Golf Alliance of Colorado. Colorado PGA Golf in Schools Program Colorado PGA Golf in Schools Program is an introductory program at absolutely no cost to the students and no cost to the schools. The program, in partnership with the Colorado Open Golf Foundation, has been bringing golf to schools for the past five years where over 50,000 kids have been introduced to the game in over 160 schools. 2016 Recap o 10,000 kids impacted through the GIS Golf in program in 2016 o 41% from diverse ethnic backgrounds o 55% Boys - 45% Girls o 56 Schools Impacted o 93% of Kids made it to a golf course in conjunction with the program PGA Junior League PGA Junior League Golf (PGA JLG) is designed to better socialize the game for boys and girls, ages 13 and under. PGA JLG features team vs. team com- petitions in structured leagues that provide a popular, less stressful scramble format as opposed to stroke-play competition. Golf’s version of Little League baseball has seen significant growth since its inception as a pilot program in 2012. PGA Junior League teams consist of at least 10 players, managed by a PGA Professional, with each player receiving a uniform and PGA instruction. The format is focused on fun and recreation, and is a great way to begin in the sport. 2016 Recap o 1200 PGA Junior League Golfers (84% increase from ‘15 to ‘16) o 102 Teams (88% increase from ‘15 to ‘16) o 84 PGA Professionals (189% increase from ‘15 to ‘16) Drive, Chip & Putt Championship In an effort to promote interest and participation in the game of golf, the Mas- ters Tournament Foundation, United States Golf Association (USGA) and The PGA of America announced the creation of the Drive, Chip and Putt Champi- onship, a free, nationwide junior skills competition that will conclude at Augusta National Golf Club in 2016. The Colorado PGA will run seven (7) local qualifiers for Drive, Chip & Putt for 2017, as well as a two sub-regional qualifiers. 2016 Recap o 950 Registered Participants at six sites throughout Colorado ColoradoPGA @ColoradoPGA Colorado PGA REACH Foundation Junior Golf Alliance of Colorado The Junior Golf Alliance of Colorado (JGAC) was established in 2015 by the Colorado Section of the PGA and the Colorado Golf Association. The JGAC serves as a vehicle for collaboration in the arena of junior golf in the state of Colorado for parents, kids, coaches and PGA Professionals by streamlining the junior golf process, filling in the voids, further building the junior golf ranks, and creating new excitement with the four Major Championships (Colorado Junior Amateur Championship, Colorado PGA Junior Championship, Colorado Junior Match Play Championship and Junior Golf Alliance of Colorado Tour Championship). 2016 Recap o 850 Members o 3,600 Tournament Starts o 80 Events o Four Major Championships o Boys & Girls Majors played together for the first time in Colorado Golf History IfGive you are as passionate to Colorado about the game of golf as wePGA and our partners REACH are, please join us in our mission by becoming a partner of Colorado PGA REACH. To learn more about what you will receive by partnering with us and for more information on Colorado PGA REACH, please visit us at ColoradoPGA.com. Annual Giving/ColoradoGivesDay Annual Giving is the primary vehicle of soliciting individual gifts and is designed to help secure the long-term financial future of Colorado PGA REACH. It is because of the annual giving that the Colorado PGA REACH has been able to accomplish many of our recent goals. Annual giving can be made at anytime during the year. Colorado PGA is registed with the Com- munity First Foundation and is part of ColoradoGivesDay. This annual statewide movement celebrates and increases philanthropy in Colorado through online giving and is scheduled for Tuesday, December 6, 2016. Additionally, Colorado PGA REACH is setup to accept year-end giving through ColoradoPGA. com. This is an excellent way to reduce your tax burden for the year, all while doing something for the greater good. One-Time Giving Estate Planning Colorado PGA REACH can benefit greatly from families and individuals who have included Colorado PGA REACH in their estate planning decisions. A planned gift has the potential to create a long-lasting legacy. Endowments Creating an endowment allows your gift to Colorado PGA REACH to continue into perpetuity. It is designed to keep the principal amount intact while using the investment income to fulfill the purpose of your gift indefinitely. The Colorado PGA Foundation is a 501 c 3 non-profit organization (TAX ID# 84-1354185) “dedicated to positively impacting the lives of veterans, youth and diverse populations.” www.coloradopga.com (303) 681-0742 Colorado PGA REACH Foundation Diversity and Inclusion Diversity and inclusion are core values and a focus of Colorado PGA REACH, and we embrace the spirit of dif- 2016 Numbers ferences. We work each and every day with the PGA of $23,800 in Growth of the Game Grants America to have this commitment resonate throughout our organization, the activities, programs and business 30 students participated in USOC FLAME we conduct, and any practice we implement. $10,000 in Colorado PGA REACH Scholarships On our quest toward creating a culture of inclusion with- High School Scholarship Winners Marion Pfluger Scholarship ($1,500) in the golf industry, we actively seek collaboration with Ashley Sutherland those who champion diversity and inclusion – organiza- tions and golf facilities that have successfully demon- Colorado PGA REACH Scholarship ($1,000) Cade Benson strated growth with diverse groups. It is vital that the Zach Troyer game of golf is truly welcoming to all and perceived bar- riers are eliminated. College Scholarship Winners Marion Pfluger Scholarship ($1,500) Jessica Ainsworth There are two key programs that we support under the Diversity and Inclusion Pillar; Scholarships and Grants and Colorado PGA REACH Scholarship ($1,000) Ryan Hanson the United States Olympic Committee FLAME (Finding Zach Hofer Leaders Among Minorities Everywhere) program. $4,000 in UCCS PGA-PGM Scholarships Ann Finke Scholarship Scholarships are awarded to Colorado PGA Profession- Maggie Hartmann als and their family members as well as students enrolled Diversity and Inclusion Scholarship in the University of Colorado - Colorado Springs PGA Kyle Daly Professional Golf Management Program. Grants are awarded to Colorado PGA Professionals and their facilities to foster the creation of new programs and their clubs. The U.S. Olympic Committee’s Find- ing Leaders Among Minorities Every- where (FLAME) program provides diverse college and graduate-level students with a unique look into the world of elite sport. This eight-day program offers an exciting and rigor- ous curriculum designed to increase knowledge of the U.S. Olympic and Paralympic movements. In 2016, the Colorado PGA participated in a case study project in association with USOC FLAME to address D& I chal- lenges within the golf industry. The results of that project provided sig- nificant insight into the perception and access challenges associated with golf in minority communities. ColoradoPGA @ColoradoPGA Colorado PGA REACH Foundation REACH Invitational Colorado Golf Club June 26, 2017 Date Monday, June 27, 2016 Where Colorado Golf Club, host of the 2010 Senior PGA Championship, 2013 Solheim Cup and the upcoming 2019 US Mid Amateur Championship Time 8:00am | Breakfast and Titleist Concept Shop 9:00am | Shotgun Start 2:30pm Awards and Lunch Format Teams will be comprised of three (3) Amateurs and one (1) Colorado PGA Professional. Teams will be allowed to Bid for their Colorado PGA Professional of their choice. Amateurs will play their own ball throughout receiving 80% of their USGA Handicap. Scoring will be One Net Score on Par 3’s, Two Net Scores on Par 4’s, and Three Net Scores on Par 5’s. Entry Fee $2499 per Team or $833 per Person (each Player will receive a donation statement for $433 to Colorado PGA REACH) Entry Includes Entry Fee includes Breakfast, PGA Instruction on the Practice Tee, Golf, Cart, Caddy, Open Bar throughout the day, Cigars, Lunch, and $100 Credit in the Concept Golf Shop.
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