11th Annual WellSpan Health Benefit Golf Tournament

Monday, Sept. 20, 2010
7:45 a.m. & 1 p.m.
Shotgun Starts Regents' Glen Country Club

In 2010, the proceeds from this tournament will be used to fund community health programs for children and adults.

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Sponsorship Opportunities
(Sponsorships are reserved on a first-come, first-paid basis)

Lead Sponsors ($5,000)
Registration for 8 golfers Lunch & awards reception for 8 Recognition in annual report Recognition in 10,000 WellSpan newsletters Signage – banner and brochureSpecial recognition at awards reception.

Specialty Sponsors ($2,000 to $3,000)

• Cart sponsor ($3,000)
• Longest Putt ($2,000)
• “On the Green” Sponsor ($2,000)
• A.M. Round Sponsor ($2,000)
• P.M. Round Sponsor ($2,000)
• Beverage Sponsor ($2,000)
• Prize Sponsor ($2,000)
• Lunch Sponsor ($2,000)
• Longest Drive, Women ($2,000)
• Longest Drive, Men ($2,000)
  - Each specialty sponsor will receive:
  - Registration for 4 golfers
  - Signage at item/event being sponsored
  - Recognition in annual reportLunch & awards reception for 4
  - Recognition in 10,000 WellSpannewsletters

Hole Sponsors ($1,500)

• Registration for 4 golfers
• Lunch & awards reception for 4
• Corporate sign at hole
• Recognition in annual report

Questions about sponsorship opportunities? Please call 717-851-2149.

In the past 10 years, the WellSpan Charity Golf Tournament has benefitted many programs in our communities. Specifically, proceeds from this event have helped to fund:

• Telehealth monitors for chronically ill, home-bound patients to help monitor their health
• The purchase of special “giraffe” beds used by the smallest infants at York Hospital in the Neonatal Intensive CareUnit (NICU)
• Cribs for Kids” – a program that provides safe-sleeping cribs for babies in need
• Chronic Disease Care Programs for children, including children with diabetes and asthma, to help them better manage their lives and to promote healthier lifestyles
• The “Healthy Beginnings Plus Program” for at-risk infants in our communities
• “Project Smiles” – a dental sealant program to help protect children’s teeth