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The First Responders Foundation’s (FRF) mission is to serve and honor all First Responders, Veterans, and their families while building appreciation and respect for their work and enhancing public safety. Based in Omaha, Nebraska, the Foundation’s programming supports the mental, physical, and emotional wellness of first responders.

The First Responders Foundation provides support and resources for first responders, including police, fire, and veterans.

For Police Captain Max Hubka, who oversees the wellness programs for the Lincoln, Nebraska Police Department, a Lincoln chapter of the FRF was the perfect opportunity to expand the services available to the more than 1,000 first responders in Lincoln and Lancaster County. “First responders face unique trauma, leading to sleep disruption, chronic stress, and other challenges that traditional healthcare providers aren’t always equipped to treat,” Max says.

He spearheaded the creation of the Lincoln Chapter in 2022 to offer access to trained mental health practitioners, peer support programs, chaplaincy services, social outings, and family resources that help first responders stay healthy and connected at home and on the job. But to fund the chapter's ambitious, holistic programming, Max knew he needed to find a sustainable funding option.

the challenge

Years before the Lincoln Chapter of the FRF existed, the Lincoln Police Memorial Foundation held a small but meaningful golf event to raise funds for a memorial honoring fallen police officers and provide a way for the community to gather, remember, and support one another. Max had helped run that event, and when the new FRF chapter was formed, Max saw an opportunity to evolve the Memorial Scramble into a new, expanded annual golf fundraiser dedicated to supporting first responders’ overall wellness and safety.

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“Golf is a vehicle I can just about guarantee will bring us a significant amount of funding for the Foundation.”

— Captain Max Hubka, Liaison, Lincoln First Responders Foundation

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The golf tournament offered exactly what the chapter needed: a reason to bring first responders together outside the uniform, a relaxed setting to build community, another opportunity to celebrate Police Week in May, and a high-impact fundraiser that could quickly establish the Foundation’s credibility. “People see that we run this legitimate event, and it helps them recognize the commitment the Foundation has and how their donations are doing something positive,” Max says. But with most of the planning falling to Max, he knew he needed technology that would streamline the work—rather than add to it.

The tournament website added instant credibility and professionalism to the golf fundraiser.

the solution

Max knew he needed a platform that was simple to use, easy to navigate, and didn’t come with a major price tag. Because Max had used GolfStatus in his time organizing the Memorial Scramble, returning to it was an easy decision for the FRF event:

• Online registration was a game-changer. Max remembered how simple it was to set up registration, accept online payments, and manage player information. GolfStatus automated registration, so Max wasn’t drowning in spreadsheets and hundreds of emails and could focus his time on outreach, donations, and player experience.

• An event website provided credibility and professionalism. The tournament’s website was built quickly by the GolfStatus team, with custom content that highlighted the chapter’s mission and goals. It allowed sponsors to browse available packages and golfers to register with a few clicks.

• Custom pin flags impressed participants. Max says the custom pin flags, which had the FRF logo on one side and sponsor branding on the other, elevated the look of the tournament. “People are shocked at how high-end the flags look!” Max says.

• Tech offered a smooth golfer experience. GolfStatus’ tech helped everything run smoothly for golfers and tournament organizers. Max loved that his dad, who he describes as “not computer literate,” could easily register online without help thanks to a frictionless process.

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“The website and registration process are so great. It’s such a slam dunk and requires so little effort on my end. I send the link out, and people know what to do from there.”

— Captain Max Hubka, Liaison, Lincoln First Responders Foundation

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The results

With technology handling the logistics, Max and a small team of board members focused on growth—building sponsorships, strengthening relationships, and creating an event that first responders and community members look forward to all year.

Over 80% of the tournament’s golfers are first responders.

By the Numbers

• Fundraising outcomes: $130,000 raised for first responder support since the tournament began in 2023

• Number of teams: On average 36-39

• Demographics: More than 80% of golfers are first responders
  

help, support & fundraising tools

Even with Max out of state for training during the 2025 tournament, everything ran smoothly. The team followed the established playbook, and GolfStatus provided the infrastructure and setup needed to keep everything on track.

Max says the responsiveness from the GolfStatus team is incredible. “If I send them an email with a question, they get back to me right away and make things happen,” he says.

Working with GolfStatus unlocked a series of fundraising enhancers that helped maximize revenue with minimal lift. Plus, Max says the add-ons like the Technology Sponsorship, hole-in-one contests, and pin flags add yet another layer to make the tournament feel like it’s a high-end scramble.

Max also says that GolfStatus didn’t just support planning and managing the tournament, but helped him learn more about fundraising, sponsorships, and branding. “I learned quite a bit about the importance of branding and logo placement,” Max says.

The tournament is more than a fundraiser—it offers an opportunity for connection and community for first responders.

tangible outcomes for first responders

The funds raised from the tournament have been transformational for Lincoln’s FRF chapter. Because the tournament revenue goes towards the general fund, it remains flexible and can be used to respond to emerging needs. In its first three years, the golf event has helped support:

• Access to culturally competent mental health providers who are trained in trauma and first responder care.

• Sleep and stress-management training for overnight-shift officers and their families.

• Spousal and family programs to help loved ones better understand the emotional realities of first responders’ work.

• Updated fitness rooms and equipment at stations across Lincoln, replacing aging equipment with modern gear, which boosts morale and physical and mental health.

• Water rescue equipment to assist with water rescues across the departments.

• A benevolence fund to support first responders and their families during medical crises or significant emergencies.

• A K-9 retirement fund that ensures service dogs receive proper care when they leave duty.
  

advice to other tournament organizers

Max’s advice to his fellow tournament organizers is simple:

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“Use GolfStatus! For as long as I’m running this tournament, I’m using it.”

— Captain Max Hubka, Liaison, Lincoln First Responders Foundation

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He says GolfStatus’ platform frees organizers from the more tedious parts of tournament management, allowing them to focus on what truly moves a fundraiser forward: building relationships, securing sponsors and donations, and creating a memorable experience for the organization’s beneficiaries.

golf for good with golfstatus

GolfStatus is purpose-built tech for charity golf tournaments and fundraisers. It saves organizers like Max 40+ hours of administrative time and effort with built-in automations and golf-specific tools. Tournaments can get started with GolfStatus at no upfront cost and get a free event website, coaching from Fundraising Specialists, access to exclusive fundraising enhancers, live support seven days a week, and much more.

Every year, the Play It Forward campaign highlights one thing we believe in deeply at GolfStatus: that golf has extraordinary giving power. Whether it’s a local nonprofit hosting its very first charity golf tournament or a national organization rallying supporters around their mission, golf events continue to fuel meaningful impact in communities everywhere.

In 2025, the Play It Forward campaign celebrated nonprofits harnessing golf to raise mission-critical dollars. Over 1,500 nominations were submitted, with Hope Strengthens Foundation being selected as the winner of a $10,000 donation to its annual charity golf tournament.

Hope Strengthens Foundation provides financial assistance to patients and their families so they can focus on their treatment and recovery.

a mission rooted in support & Strength

Founded in 2010, Hope Strengthens Foundation provides critical financial assistance to individuals and families navigating life-threatening illness, disability, or recovery from a traumatic injury. From covering medical expenses and accessing specialized recovery equipment to supporting students pursuing healthcare careers, Hope Strengthens Foundation steps in when financial barriers stand in the way of healing and progress.

Hope Strengthens Foundation works with hospital partners to identify patients in need of assistance.

As Hope Strengthens Foundation’s Executive Director, Jacob Ferreira, shared, the $10,000 Play It Forward donation will have an immediate and meaningful impact.

“This incredible donation will allow Hope Strengthens Foundation to immediately provide critical support to patients and families facing health challenges and long treatment journeys.”

In addition to the cash donation, Hope Strengthens Foundation will receive a Dormie Network Stay and Play package, which will be leveraged as an auction item at their annual golf fundraiser—driving even more support for families and patients in need.

The Hope Strengthens Foundation's annual charity golf outing raises critical funds to power its mission, engage supporters, and thank donors.

powered by partnership: golfstatus & dormie network foundation

Play It Forward is presented in partnership with Dormie Network, a national collection of private destination golf clubs, and Dormie Network Foundation, which amplifies impact through charitable giving. Together with GolfStatus, this partnership advances a shared commitment to uplift the nonprofits, volunteers, and organizers who use golf as a force for good.

Each year, the Play It Forward nominations underline how charity golf events are transforming communities in positive ways, funding after-school programs, medical research, wish-granting campaigns, and more.

2025 runner-up: family promise of Roanoke

This year’s runner-up, the Mark Donihe Memorial Golf Tournament, hosted by Family Promise of Roanoke, also received a tournament boost: a complimentary hole-in-one contest insurance package. Adding a hole-in-one contest to their event will help unlock additional sponsorship value and give golfers a memorable on-course experience, all while raising money for their mission to empower homeless families with children to achieve sustainable independence through a community-based response.

Family Promise of Roanoke’s Mark Donihe Memorial Golf Tournament raises money to empower homeless families to achieve independence.

celebrating past impact

Since launching in 2021, Play It Forward has recognized nonprofits making an impact through golf and donated $50,000 to help power nonprofit missions:

• 2024 – Coalition For Kids (C4K): Supporting more than 1,200 students in northwest Tennessee through after-school and evening programs. Watch Video

• 2023 – Avery’s Hope: Providing financial assistance to rare and ultra-rare pediatric GI patient families, using inclusive fundraising formats like Topgolf events.

• 2022 – Sisters Across America & Make-A-Wish Foundation: Supporting minority women pursuing professional golf and granting wishes for children with critical illnesses.

• 2021 – Cameron Steinberg Foundation: Funding congenital heart defect research through an annual golf event created in memory of Cameron Steinberg. Watch Video

The Play It Forward winners demonstrate the remarkable range of causes that can be supported by charity golf tournaments.

Why Play It Forward Matters

At its core, Play It Forward is a celebration of the nonprofit leaders, volunteers, board members, donors, and golfers who help make golf fundraisers successful. The campaign recognizes not just a single winning organization, but the collective movement of people using golf to change lives and make an impact.

Hope Strengthens Foundation’s commitment to supporting families during their most challenging moments is just one example of the mission-driven work GolfStatus is proud to be part of. By elevating tournaments with additional visibility, dollars, and resources, GolfStatus is working to help amplify their impact and honor the thousands of others who continue to use golf for good.

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Golf for Good With GolfStatus

GolfStatus is committed to making charity golf tournaments more impactful, efficient, and accessible for organizations of all sizes. Through best-in-class technology, industry-leading support, give-back opportunities like Play It Forward, and tools to raise more money, GolfStatus is helping nonprofits leverage golf’s giving power. You can get started with GolfStatus at no upfront cost. Book a meeting with our golf fundraising experts to learn more!

by Jen Wemhoff, Communications Manager at GolfStatus

If you’re looking for a fresh idea to engage employees, clients, and the community at large while raising awareness about your brand in a unique and meaningful way, a corporate golf event is the perfect answer. Corporate golf outings—especially when they’re well-managed and organized—offer a variety of positive outcomes for a company.

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Corporate Golf Events FAQ
How to Host a Corporate Golf Event
Powering Corporate Golf Events with GolfStatus

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Learn How to Plan a Corporate Golf Event

Corporate Golf Events FAQ

What is a Corporate Golf Event?

A corporate golf event is a tournament or outing planned and hosted by a business. Corporate events often raise money for a corporate foundation or favorite nonprofit, but don’t have to include a charitable component. Such events are used as an opportunity for team-building across departments, to entertain clients or prospects, or as a give-back initiative.

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Corporate Event Case Study: Credit Unions for Kids Golf Classic

Hosts: US Community Credit Union and Engbright Credit Union

Beneficiary: Monroe Carrell Jr. Children’s Hospital at Vanderbilt

Outcomes: Raised $50,000 for patient financial assistance and built community connections.

Specifics: Hosts sold sponsorships to partners, vendors, and associations that share an interest in the cause. Golfers represented sponsors, employees from the hosts and competing credit unions, city council members, and hospital staff. Patients and administrators attended to connect golfers with the “why” behind the event.

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What Are the Benefits of Corporate Golf Events?

• Enhance Corporate Social Responsibility. A corporate golf outing that benefits a charity or cause is a great addition to your company’s CSR portfolio. This could mean connecting with an existing golf event to support it as a sponsor, or taking it a step further and hosting your own corporate event benefiting a charity.

• Connect With Your Community. Golf has deep ties to the nonprofit sector, raising $4.6 billion for charity annually and bringing people together in a memorable way to raise funds for a good cause. Invite targeted community members, staff or beneficiaries from the charity the outing will raise money for, or focus on your business’s employees and customers. 

• Get a Competitive Edge. A golf event helps set your brand apart, giving you four or five focused hours of facetime with colleagues, vendors, clients, or prospects. 

• Boost Employee Engagement. Businesses need to find ways to attract and retain top talent, which means demonstrating that business priorities include more than just the bottom line. Use a golf outing to engage and reward employees, build morale, encourage retention, and give back.

How to Host a Corporate Golf Event

If you’ve never planned a golf tournament before or don’t know much about the sport, don’t worry—you can still hold a professional, memorable event. Here’s how:

1. Use the Right Tools

It’s likely that planning a company golf outing isn’t your full-time job or something you do regularly, so you might not know where to start or how to maximize efficiencies. Most event management systems aren’t able to intuitively manage the details of a golf outing (hole assignments, player pairings, scoring and leaderboards, flighting, handicaps) so look for one that’s built specifically for golf tournaments and includes:

• Online Registration. This is a must-have—golfers seamlessly submit their information and payment online, saving hours of dealing with spreadsheets, checks, and receipts. 

• Customizable Event Website. The site should present your event in a professional light and make it simple to promote, provide digital sponsor exposure, and share updates.

• Shared Access. Registration information should populate into the platform’s back end, where it’s accessible in one place by organizers and even staff at the golf facility. 

• Communication Tools. The platform should have built-in communication tools, like emails and push notifications, to quickly and easily communicate with registrants.

• Pre-formatted Printouts. Use a platform that comes with pre-formatted, professional printouts like branded cart signs and scorecards.

• Live-scoring & Leaderboards. Golfers submit scores with an easy-to-use mobile app that syncs to live leaderboards and allows teams to track current standings.

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Use the Best Tool for Your Golf Event: GolfStatus

Online registration is non-negotiable when planning a corporate golf event. It gives the event and your brand a professional feel and is a time-saver for tournament planners.

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2. Set Goals & Form a Planning Team

The goals for the event will help other key details fall into place, so start by thinking through what you hope to accomplish. Keep in mind that goals don’t have to be mutually exclusive—you can engage employees while also raising money for charity. 

Form a planning team of five to 10 people to help carry the load. Include employees, partners, and even a representative from the nonprofit partner (if your outing includes a fundraising component) to help plan and execute the tournament. Identify roles and responsibilities to ensure everyone is on the same page.

3. Establish a Budget

Your goals will help inform your budget. If you’re raising money for a charity, your budget will likely look different than if your main focus is employee engagement or entertaining clients. 

• Start by outlining the major costs—greens fees, cart rental, food and beverage, and player gifts. Other costs might include marketing, entertainment, awards, and hole-in-one insurance.

• Next, identify sources of income, such as golfer registration fees, sponsorships, mulligan sales, on-course game entries, merchandise sales, raffle tickets, or an auction. If your outing’s goal doesn’t include fundraising, you likely won’t have to prioritize revenue.

• Finally, build sponsorship packages to cover hard costs (unless you have a dedicated budget that includes line items for all costs). Offer a variety of options at different price points to entice businesses to commit and include benefits that provide high ROI.

4. Determine Details & Logistics

Once your budget is outlined, you can move on to determining other core event logistics. Start by choosing the host golf facility, date and time, and format. The vast majority of corporate events are scrambles, which are attractive to golfers of all skill levels. Then move on to other details, including:

• Event schedule

• Marketing strategy

• Contingency plan for inclement weather

• Prizes and awards

• Team pairings

• Hole assignments

• Add-on activities and contests, such as on-course games, hole-in-one contests, raffle drawings, or a live or silent auction

5. Promote the Corporate Golf Event

How you get the word out depends on the target audience. If the tournament is open to employees, include a link to the event website in internal newsletters or mention it in company meetings. If it’s open to the community, send promotional emails, include it in client newsletters, and mention it on your social media channels. If you’re raising money for a nonprofit, work with them to promote the tournament to their supporter base.

Consider drumming up some positive PR for your company and what the event is raising money for, if you include a charitable component. Invite members of the press and the community to participate and work together to raise awareness for a good cause (and give your brand a substantial lift).

6. Provide a Memorable Event Experience

What sets a great event apart from a good event is the overall experience. Folks will remember if the event was chaotic and plagued with snafus or if it ran smoothly. Using tech tools to manage the event frees golf facility staff up to assist golfers instead of scrambling to handle last-minute tasks and helps you stay organized to execute a seamless event. 

Yes, your event needs to be well-run, but it should also offer a memorable, top-notch experience that advances business goals: 

• Include add-ons and extras like contests, on-course games and entertainment, auctions, and custom player gifts.

• Live score the event to add an element of professionalism and let spectators (as well as event organizers who are tracking the round’s progress to facilitate post-round events) follow along on live leaderboards. 

• Build in ways to connect with employees and/or clients, such as through a pre- or post-round meal or reception, on-course interactions, the opportunity to volunteer, or informal networking. 

• Be strategic with hole assignments to further business objectives. For example, you may want to pair your company’s top executives with their counterparts from a partner or prospective client to talk business and potentially even close deals. Or group staff or board members from the benefiting charity with potential partners or donors to help advance their mission and open doors for additional support.

• Use pin flags and hole signs to recognize sponsors, partners, or nonprofit supporters with excellent on-course visibility.

7. Track & Report Event Data

It’s important to demonstrate the success and impact of the event to prove its value to decision makers in your company and your commitment to giving back (if your tournament includes fundraising). Fold data into an impact report that you share with decision-makers and stakeholders. Your golf event management platform should include robust reporting that helps you see at a glance:

• The number of teams or individual golfers

• The number of sponsors

• Dollars processed through online registration and donations

Gather further information to gauge the event’s success by:

• Sending surveys to collect feedback and gauge the event’s impact on employee satisfaction

• Having informal conversations to see what they liked and how you can improve

• Meeting with the benefiting nonprofit to determine fundraising outcomes and next steps for donor stewardship

8. Nurture Relationships

Keep the goodwill going post-outing. Follow up with key clients and partners who attended. Use the conversations from the course as a foundation to thank them and continue the business relationship. Be sure to send a thank-you note and post-event report to all sponsors. Include data on the event's success, photos, and testimonials to prove the event’s value and help secure their participation for next year.

If your corporate golf event becomes an annual tradition, consider tracking and analyzing long-term trends, such as employee retention and the event’s impact on the company’s culture.

9. Look Ahead to Next Year

While the positive feedback from the outing is still fresh, use the data and relationships to lock in key players for the following year. After you get the approval from leadership to hold the outing again next year, re-engage your planning team while they are still in event mode to lock in their commitment, then connect with the golf facility to get first dibs on your preferred date. If you had sponsors, follow up with them after sending your post-event report to offer them an early-bird incentive to secure their commitment for next year. 

Your event management platform should make it easy to copy your event so you don’t have to start from scratch. Simply update a few key details and your event website is ready to go!

Powering Corporate Golf Events with GolfStatus

Whether you’re at a Fortune 500 company, a socially responsible local business, or a corporate foundation raising money for a dedicated cause, GolfStatus’ golf event management and fundraising platform is the solution for the best event possible.  

GolfStatus’ powerful, user-friendly tech saves organizers time and effort, helps raise more money, boosts your brand, and ensures a professionally planned and executed tournament from start to finish. Get a professional event website, golf-specific tools and features, sponsorships and add-ons, and a dedicated client success rep to coach you along the way. Book a meeting to get started!

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About the Author

Jen Wemhoff - Communications Manager at GolfStatus

Jen Wemhoff accidentally discovered her passion for nonprofits in college. An internship while earning a degree in Communications from Doane University led to a 20 year career in the nonprofit sector, where she found a strong desire to be part of something bigger than herself. Her vast nonprofit experience includes roles in marketing, fundraising, and direct programming. When Jen came to GolfStatus as Communications Manager in 2020, she was struck by the power of the sport to raise money to power nonprofit missions. She tells GolfStatus’s story across platforms and channels and develops educational tools and resources to help nonprofits tap into golf’s giving power. Jen, her husband, and two daughters call Lincoln, Nebraska home.

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Lisa Matthews has played golf with the same group nearly every weekend for years. The group has become a tight-knit circle of friendship, family, and support. When Lisa’s mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s in 2011, the family reached out to the Alzheimer’s Association for resources and support. Her golf group also rallied around her family, so it was no surprise that they were all in when Lisa pitched the idea of a golf fundraiser as part of the Alzheimer’s Association’s Longest Day campaign.

At first, Lisa wanted the event to be small, manageable, and rooted in the circle of friends who knew and loved her mother. They started in 2013 with just seven tee times and a handful of donated prizes, raising $680 for the Alzheimer’s Association’s work to support patients and caregivers. For several years, the group was content with the event’s size and scope, but after Lisa connected with more and more people who were impacted by Alzheimer’s, she wanted to make a greater impact.

Lisa Matthews, center, at the annual End ALZ golf fundraiser.

the challenge

At the heart of her desire to expand the tournament was a deeply personal mission: to create a meaningful experience for families navigating Alzheimer’s, connect them with helpful resources, and continue to honor her mother’s legacy.

Scaling the event brought several challenges. Although they had tiptoed into sponsorships in 2023 with hole sponsors, higher-dollar sponsorships were new territory, but Lisa knew they were key to expanding their fundraising potential. Managing payments, registrations, and communications manually was becoming increasingly difficult. Lisa also wanted to introduce elements like pin flags, hole-in-one contests, and more structured sponsorship packages, but needed tools and infrastructure to handle them effectively.

And though Lisa had a dedicated group of volunteers behind her to share the workload, it was clear that they needed better systems to collaborate and allow everyone to contribute—without burning out.

the solution

In 2024, Lisa received an email from the Alzheimer’s Association with information about GolfStatus as a resource for golf tournament organizers. “The Alzheimer’s Association doesn’t typically recommend third parties, so I thought it must be good,” Lisa says.

After meeting with the GolfStatus team, Lisa realized she had found exactly what she needed to modernize and scale the fundraiser without needing to create her own nonprofit and all the red tape that came with it. “I wanted to focus my efforts on raising money, not building the infrastructure to take payments. GolfStatus made it simple for us to do that,” Lisa says.

The event website simplified registration and golfer communication.

the results

The End ALZ golf event has become a powerful example of how purpose, people, and the right tools can elevate a mission-driven fundraiser. Adopting GolfStatus enabled Lisa and the planning team to streamline planning, elevate sponsorships, and grow fundraising in tangible ways.

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“Everything just went great. People had a great time. And GolfStatus made it super easy.”

— Lisa Matthews, The End ALZ Golf Event Tournament Organizer

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By the Numbers

• 2013: 27 golfers, $680 raised

• 2025: 120 golfers, $17,000 raised

A Modernized, Professional Event Hub

An event website became the central communication point for golfers and sponsors, making it easy to register, become a sponsor, donate, or purchase add-ons. The ability to accept credit cards online simplified and automated payment collection, which was especially useful as the field grew and sponsorships expanded. And with the GolfStatus platform preparing pre-formatted cart signs, scorecards, alpha lists, and other printouts, the event felt more organized and polished than ever.

Stronger, More Visible Sponsorships

With GolfStatus in place, Lisa was able to introduce new sponsorship opportunities that had previously felt out of reach, including pin flags, GolfStatus’ exclusive Technology Sponsorship, and a hole-in-one contest.

“I was immediately drawn to the pin flags,” says Lisa. Lisa’s family and her in-laws came together to purchase the pin flags in honor of her mother and in memory of her father-in-law, who also suffered from Alzheimer’s.

Custom pin flags honored Lisa’s mother and father-in-law.

The Technology Sponsor had a personal connection to the cause, with parents in a care facility due to Alzheimer’s. “They loved their logo on the cart signs and scorecards!” Lisa says, plus the exposure on the event website and live scoring app. “Their connection to the cause made their support even more meaningful.”

Smoother Tournament Day Logistics

The increased efficiency, access to real-time information, and simple collaboration provided by GolfStatus have helped tournament day run smoothly. Lisa’s dedicated team of volunteers handles check-in, allowing her to interact with golfers and sponsors during breakfast and thank them for their support. And because golfers register and pay online ahead of time, there’s no need to track down payments, keeping the morning less hectic.

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“I knew everything would continue running smoothly, since we were so prepared.”

— Lisa Matthews, The End ALZ Golf Event Tournament Organizer

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Live scoring made finalizing results quick and easy, as golfers submitted their scores via the free GolfStatus app. The golf facility staff appreciated the time savings as well, and were able to click “print” on pre-formatted printouts instead of creating them from scratch.

More Ways to Raise Money

Boosting revenue was a key part of the tournament’s growth. The new sponsorship opportunities brought in thousands of additional dollars for the Alzheimer’s Association, and the event website simplified collecting donations, selling add-ons, and holding funds until after the tournament’s conclusion. The team also introduced a hole-in-one contest, with hole-in-one insurance through GolfStatus, and strengthened their raffle and silent auction offerings. And having quick access to funds after the event simplified post-tournament finances.

Hole sponsorships were a great way for the End ALZ golf tournament to boost revenue.

Beyond Revenue

The tournament has created meaningful connections among people who are dealing with the realities of Alzheimer’s disease. “I hope people can find comfort and community through the tournament,” Lisa says. Lisa has become a strong advocate for the Alzheimer’s Association, directing newly impacted families to the group to take advantage of its expanded caregiver tools and educational resources.

Lisa’s passion for the cause is the driving force behind the tournament’s success, along with the overwhelming response from her friends, family, and community. “We started with just some people playing golf together and going out to dinner, and to see where it has gone has just been amazing,” Lisa says.

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Launch a Golf Event With GolfStatus

Whether you’re a passionate advocate like Lisa, a nonprofit event planner, a development professional, a corporate partner, or a dedicated volunteer, you too can launch a golf event to raise money for a cause important to you. Get started with an event website, online registration, digital sponsor exposure, golf event-specific tools, and best-in-class support—all at no upfront cost. Book a meeting with our golf fundraising experts to get started!

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Bryce and Julie Davis, a husband and wife real estate team, have always been passionate about supporting veterans, donating a portion of the proceeds from every home sale. When they became friends with U.S. Army Staff Sergeant (retired) and quadruple amputee Travis Mills, that passion only deepened.

From left, Bryce Davis, Julie Davis, and Travis Mills

Inspired by Travis’ resilience after sustaining catastrophic injuries during a tour in Afghanistan in 2012, and by the restorative programs for veterans provided by the Travis Mills Foundation, Bryce and Julie wanted to do even more. They wanted to rally their community together around a shared mission.

Golf offered the perfect platform. Bryce is a longtime golfer, and he recognized golf’s ability to unite supporters, veterans, and local businesses in a fun and meaningful way. “Travis has a motto: ‘Never give up, never quit.’ So if Travis can do something great, so can we,” says Bryce. The result was the TeeOff4TMF, a charity golf tournament that has quickly become a community tradition.

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“Travis has a motto: ‘Never give up, never quit.’ So if Travis can do something great, so can we.”

— Bryce Davis, TeeOff4TMF Tournament Organizer

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the challenge

Early on, the Davis team had big aspirations, but only so many hours in the day. They launched the first tournament with just 30 days of planning and managed everything manually. Registrations and sponsorships came in through phone calls, checks, and conversations, leaving Bryce and Julie to juggle spreadsheets, chase down information, and track changes by hand. It didn’t take long to see that growing the tournament as it stood would only make planning more overwhelming.

Sponsor support allows veterans to play in the tournament at no cost.

They were also working to build credibility for a brand-new event. The goal wasn’t just to fill the field; it was to communicate the powerful mission behind the tournament and prove that it could make a measurable impact for veteran families. They needed to attract a wide range of sponsors, engage the community, and ensure a professional experience for participants, all while managing logistics, marketing, communication, and payments with just a two-person team.

Bryce and Julie knew that if they were going to be able to scale the event and its impact, they needed a system that could help with the heavy lifting.

the solution

After the tournament’s first year, the Davises started looking for a technology platform that could streamline planning and elevate the player and sponsor experience. A little online research led them to GolfStatus.

“Bryce sees a need and goes looking for a solution,” Julie says. “We got on the phone with GolfStatus and talked to Paul Murcek for a couple of hours. He listened, never rushed us, and truly wanted to help. That was the deciding point.”

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“GolfStatus’ people have really made the difference. They answer questions right away, are willing to talk things through with us, and check in to see how things are going.”

— Bryce Davis, TeeOff4TMF Tournament Organizer

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the results

GolfStatus became the tournament’s operational backbone, with tools and automations that instantly saved Bryce and Julie time and effort. Bryce says the GolfStatus team is super responsive and knowledgeable. “GolfStatus’ people have really made the difference,” he says. “They answer questions right away, are willing to talk things through with us, and check in to see how things are going.”

• Online registration simplified signups, captured all necessary information and details, and automatically organized golfer data for the team.

• The professional event website boosted credibility and gave golfers and sponsors a central hub for information and payments.

• Robust reporting allowed Bryce and Julie to seamlessly communicate with the course and track progress.

• Add-ons like pin flags and hole-in-one insurance boosted professionalism and sponsorship revenue.

The tournament’s event website helped add credibility to their event and made it easy to register players.

Most importantly, the platform allowed them to shift attention to relationships—meeting with sponsors face-to-face, sharing the mission behind the tournament, and rallying the community around the work the Travis Mills Foundation does for veterans.

The event has grown year over year. Sponsor support enabled more veterans to play in the tournament at no cost. Local and corporate businesses stepped up with prize donations. Media partnerships increased awareness. And each year brought new memorable moments—like an honor guard-led opening ceremony, the Maine Military Band providing music, the surgeon who saved Travis Mills’ life attending and playing in the tournament, and inspiring words from Travis himself.

A local Honor Guard presented the colors at the tournament’s opening.

by the numbers

Since its inception, the tournament has raised over $160,000 and donated an impressive $107,000 to the Travis Mills Foundation to help their work with what they refer to as “recalibrated” veterans, who have suffered life-changing injuries. The funds raised by the TeeOff4TMF tournament support programs for recalibrated veterans and their families, all-expenses paid recalibration retreats in Maine, and Warrior PATHH (Progressive and Alternative Training for Helping Heroes) for combat veterans and first responders.

• Year 1/2022: Raised $13,000, donated $7,000

• Year 2/2023: Raised $25,000, donated $13,000

• Year 3/2024: Raised $54,000, donated $37,000

• Year 4/2025: Raised $71,000, donated $50,000

The 2025 event saw a full field of 36 teams and 51 sponsors. The $50,000 donated to the Travis Mills Foundation funded eight veteran families to attend a weeklong retreat.

The TeeOff4TMF golf event has donated $107,000 since its inception in 2022.

a bigger impact

Beyond the dollars raised, the tournament has created a strong network of veteran supporters. Bryce and Julie have established BizNet4Vets, a nonprofit that works to create a strong, supportive network that connects veterans, first responders, and business leaders. It provides networking, business development resources, mentorship, and the Veterans Impact Fund (which focuses on job training, mental health programs, housing, and entrepreneurship for veterans and first responders).

Bryce says it’s overwhelming to explain the emotion behind how they’ve been able to help people through the tournament and the newly established nonprofit. “It’s been truly life-changing for us,” Bryce says. “We’ve gained so much from this experience.”

what’s next

Year five is already in motion, bringing higher goals, fresh ideas, and continued commitment to honoring and helping veterans. Bryce and Julie want to continue building a community experience that goes well beyond a day on the golf course.

Tools and processes will continue to be vital to the tournament’s ability to grow and scale. “Without the right systems, we probably would have burned out,” says Julie.

“GolfStatus gave us back the time to make a difference. It lets us focus on the mission!”

— Julie Davis, TeeOff4TMF Tournament Organizer

Thanks to their relentless dedication and the support of GolfStatus, Bryce and Julie built an event that was no longer merely an annual scramble; it became a tradition.

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Lead(h)er is on a mission to fuel career and community engagement for professional women in the Quad Cities. Through its signature mentoring program, Strike a Match, and a variety of professional development and networking events, Lead(h)er is helping women meet their career goals and forge relationships. Since the organization was founded in 2016, over 1,300 women have been matched with mentors who help them accelerate their career growth, strengthen community ties, and build an equitable workforce.

Lead(h)er connects women in the Quad Cities through mentorship programs.

Lead(h)er’s Executive Director, Hannah Howard, is a formidable staff of one, backed by a working board of 15 women. Hannah and every one of the women on the board went through the mentorship program before formally working with the organization, so they understood firsthand the value of high-impact, barrier-free programs that change women’s lives and strengthen the community. “Mentorship is about more than just reaching career goals; it’s someone in your corner,” says Hannah.

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“Lead(h)er works with women in all professions and allows them to meet other women that they otherwise never would have connected with.”

— Hannah Howard, Executive Director of Lead(h)er

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the challenge

As a growing nonprofit, Lead(h)er needed a reliable and sustainable way to diversify revenue beyond grant funding. Its annual golf outing quickly grew into the organization’s largest fundraiser, giving men and the community the chance to support Lead(h)er’s work while also introducing many women to the game of golf for the first time.

The Lead(h)er golf event not only brought in a significant portion of the annual operating budget, but also helped introduce many women to golf.

But as the event gained momentum, challenges emerged. Sponsorship levels had sold out, leaving little room for growth. Managing registration, communications, and scoring was increasingly time-consuming for Hannah and the planning committee, who knew they needed to find a solution to help the tournament grow and scale.

the solution

As the fifth annual tournament drew near, Hannah heard from the golf pro at Palmer Hills Golf Course, where the outing is held, about a tech platform that would help streamline the event and give them tools to raise more money. “I admit, I was skeptical about GolfStatus, but we decided we didn’t have anything to lose,” says Hannah.

An event website made it simple for golfers to learn about the event and register, giving sponsors exposure with every visit.

Lead(h)er partnered with GolfStatus to streamline planning and operations, elevate the tournament’s professionalism, and unlock new opportunities for sponsorships:

• An attractive tournament website centralized registration, showcased sponsors, and eliminated the manual work of managing teams and payments.

• Custom pin flags and hole-in-one insurance created new, premium sponsorship options without pricing out longtime supporters.

• Live scoring engaged golfers on the course but also gave organizers real-time visibility into when groups would finish, eliminating guesswork at the awards reception.

• Dedicated support from GolfStatus staff made the transition seamless and gave Hannah the tools she needed to feel confident as a non-golfer planning a golf event.

the results

In 2025, its first year working with GolfStatus, the Lead(h)er golf outing raised $29,000, an all-time high for the event and nearly a quarter of the organization’s annual budget. The funds raised from the golf tournament provide additional revenue to reduce the organization’s dependence on grant funding, giving Hannah more time to focus on growing mentorship programs and building community support.

new sponsorship opportunities

Beyond raising money, Hannah says the Lead(h)er golf tournament is a great way to connect with sponsors. “Golf is a fun, high-impact way for sponsors to gain exposure,” she says. Several tournament sponsors leaned into the fun of the event with themed displays and activities on the course, from a giant Barbie doll box to a rad 90s themed pay the pro fundraising hole.

The tournament sold out its sponsorships in 2024, after just increasing pricing. Hannah and the planning committee knew they needed to add some new options the following year, but felt stuck because “we didn’t know what else to add.” GolfStatus had the answer, with new, premium sponsorship options like its exclusive Technology Sponsorship, a Pin Flag Sponsorship, and a Hole-In-One Contest Sponsorship.

• The Technology Sponsorship offered touchpoints throughout the GolfStatus platform, including on the event website's home page, the tournament’s live leaderboards, the live scoring app, custom cart signs, and more.

• Custom, branded pin flags gave a sponsor and Lead(h)er highly visible, lasting recognition across the course. “It was so exciting to see our logo and the sponsor logo out flying on the course!” Hannah says. “It was such a visual element to help brand the event and truly a win-win.” A framed flag was presented to the sponsor after the tournament as a thank-you keepsake.

• The planning team had previously considered the idea of a hole-in-one contest, but as a non-golfer, Hannah didn’t feel confident moving forward. “It was so great to have GolfStatus handle the insurance and liability specifics for us,” Hannah says. “I wasn’t sure how to go about describing the contest logistics to potential sponsors, so I really appreciated the tools GolfStatus provided to help get the sponsorship sold!”
  
  

live scoring

Live scoring through the free GolfStatus mobile app was a favorite of both golfers and organizers. Volunteers roamed among the golf carts as golfers got settled for their round, helping them download the app and find their team codes.

Golfers liked the ability to track standings on the leaderboards in real time, both online and in the app, and Hannah could track where every team was on the course, eliminating the stress of guessing when to move forward with awards and post-round activities. “Live scoring was really cool, but I loved being able to see how many holes were left for each team,” Hannah says, also noting that sponsors earned even more logo exposure on the live scoring app.

Showcasing the Mission

The tournament attracts a mix of participants, from returning golfers, employees from sponsors, and friends of mentors and mentees. Many of the tournament’s participants are women who have participated in the mentorship program and are just picking up golf, breaking down barriers to the sport in a fun environment. And for the first time, an all-female team won the tournament, making it a full-circle moment and milestone that captured the spirit of Lead(h)er’s mission.

A team representing the First Tee of the Quad Cities won the Lead(h)er golf tournament, marking the first time an all-female team had won the event.

Meeting Goals

As a staff of one, Hannah needs all the help she can get to plan, manage, and execute Lead(h)er’s fundraising events like the golf tournament. A hardworking committee of volunteers helps make it happen, reaching out to prospective sponsors, procuring auction items, and jumping in on tournament day to keep things running smoothly. But Hannah says the support from GolfStatus was critical to the golf fundraiser’s success. “GolfStatus was quick to respond and so attentive to what we needed and helped us meet our goals,” Hannah says. “They answered every question and were so prompt and patient in explaining how things worked. As a non-golfer, they made things so easy.”

In all, the golf tournament not only met its financial goals, but also advanced Lead(h)er’s broader mission to connect and empower professional women in the Quad Cities. “The golf tournament is a game changer, bringing in a good chunk of our annual budget,” Hannah says. She points out that the annual golf event raises more money for Lead(h)er than its annual gala that celebrates mentors.

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“We work so hard for every dollar, and GolfStatus took a lot of work off my shoulders. They truly want the best for us and for us to be successful.”

— Hannah Howard, Executive Director of Lead(h)er

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GolfStatus makes charity golf tournaments and fundraisers easier and more successful than ever. Time-saving tech, revenue-boosting add-ons, and best-in-class support help nonprofits of all types and sizes raise more money through golf. Book a meeting with our team of golf fundraising experts to find out how your golf event can get started with GolfStatus at no upfront cost.

Free monthly webinars have reached 9,000 nonprofit professionals with golf fundraising knowledge, CEU credits, and actionable strategies since 2022

Lincoln, NE (September 5, 2025) - GolfStatus, the leading golf event management platform for charity golf tournaments and fundraisers, is proud to celebrate three years of providing free educational webinars designed to help charitable organizations plan, promote, and execute successful golf events.

Since the first webinar in September 2022, nearly 9,000 nonprofit professionals, volunteers, event planners, and industry partners have received valuable insights into golf fundraising. The monthly sessions focus on practical strategies, proven best practices, and actionable ideas that help causes of all types and sizes make the most out of their events, whether they’re hosting their first golf tournament or growing an established outing.

“We started the webinar program with the goal of making golf fundraising knowledge accessible to any nonprofit or tournament planner, regardless of size or resources,” says Ashley Stahr, Chief Marketing Officer at GolfStatus. “Three years later, it’s incredible to see the impact: thousands of nonprofits using golf to raise money, engage supporters, and expand their missions.”

Webinars offered by GolfStatus are:

• Free to attend, with no cost to register.

• Accessible to all, with every registrant receiving the full session recording.

• CFRE (Certified Fund Raising Executive) approved for continuing education units for certification or recertification.

• Available on-demand in GolfStatus’ online resource library.

The GolfStatus webinar series has featured tournament planners, fundraising and nonprofit industry experts, and golf professionals who share their experiences and advice on topics such as securing sponsorships, leveraging technology, engaging donors, boosting revenue, and creating memorable experiences for participants.

Register for upcoming sessions or watch recorded webinars at https://golfstatus.com/webinars.

For more information, contact Ashley Stahr at [email protected].

About GolfStatus

GolfStatus helps nonprofits leverage the giving power of golf to raise more dollars, engage supporters, and do more good. Its robust golf event management platform streamlines golf tournaments from start to finish to save time and enhance the overall event experience for golfers, sponsors, and golf facilities. GolfStatus combines powerful technology with practical golf fundraising resources and industry-leading support to make charity golf tournaments easy, approachable, and efficient for organizations of all types and sizes. Visit golfstatus.com.

partner snapshot

Community Food Hub, formerly Rancho Cordova Food Locker, in Rancho Cordova, California is working to reshape how food assistance looks and feels in its community. It started with changing the mindset and process of how people facing food insecurity in the community receive food and supportive services. The shift to a “People’s Choice” model necessitated an expansion of both space and programs, including a grocery-store-style food pantry and wraparound services like nutrition classes, job search support, diaper supplies, and bike servicing to help individuals and families thrive.

Community Food Hub in Rancho Cordova, California serves more than 1,500 families a week, three times as many as it served last year.

Serving more than 1,500 families each week, Community Food Hub also offers programs for seniors, students, veterans, and neurodiverse volunteers. “People don’t walk in the door excited to be there, so we greet them with smiles and hugs if they need it,” says Debbie Holden, Vice President of Expansion and Development at Community Food Hub.

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“Almost 80% of the population we serve are working poor and families, and 20% are seniors with fixed incomes.”

— Debbie Holden, Vice President of Expansion and Development at Community Food Hub

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With the support of the City of Rancho Cordova, local businesses, organizations, and volunteers, the organization is expanding into a new 6,600-square-foot facility that will transform a once-blighted property into a vibrant resource for the community. “We’re so grateful for the community’s support. It’s going to change the neighborhood in the best way,” Debbie says.

the challenge

In 2024, a leadership class sponsored by the Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce launched the FORE! Feeding Families Golf Tournament as a class project to raise funds for the Community Food Hub.

But once the class ended, sustaining the golf event fell mostly to Debbie, along with a small group of staff and volunteers. The goal for the event’s second year was ambitious: to increase the previous year’s proceeds by $5,000 or more to help them purchase a refrigerated truck as part of the Community Food Hub’s food recovery efforts.

With a small planning team and the need to grow the tournament’s financial impact, Debbie needed tools and support to help her pull it all off.

The FORE! Feeding Families golf tournament grew out of a leadership class sponsored by the Rancho Cordova Chamber of Commerce.

the solution

Carrie Johnson, Community Food Hub’s Executive Director, had received emails about GolfStatus, which were forwarded to Debbie as she embarked on planning. “I’m not a halfway person,” Debbie explains. “I needed all the resources I could get to help.” She connected with the GolfStatus team and liked what she heard about the platform’s potential for time savings and revenue generation. “After talking with GolfStatus, I said to myself, ‘This couldn’t be bad,’” Debbie says.

As a nonprofit entity, Community Food Locker qualified to use GolfStatus at no upfront cost through the Golf for Good program. With support from GolfStatus’ team, including hands-on guidance from on-staff PGA Professionals and quick responses to questions, Debbie was able to confidently manage everything in one place: registrations, sponsorships, team pairings, and more.

For Debbie, who describes herself as “not a techie person,” GolfStatus provided a user-friendly, one-stop shop for the FORE! Feeding Families event. “It wasn’t as difficult as I thought it would be,” she says. “I wanted to make the tournament as fun as possible for golfers and raise funds, and GolfStatus helped keep me organized.”

The pin flags gave the tournament a professional feel. The flags included the sponsor logo on one side and the Community Food Hub on the other.

the results

FORE! Feeding Families exceeded expectations on every front. With 88 golfers and 24 sponsors, the event raised nearly $50,000. These funds will go a long way toward the purchase of a refrigerated food truck, which will be used to recover fresh food from local grocery stores and ensure thousands of families have access to nutritious food.

In addition to raising critical funds, the tournament helped strengthen community ties. Local officials, corporate partners, and business leaders came out in full support, positioning Rancho Cordova Food Locker/Community Food Hub as a cornerstone of the Rancho Cordova Community. Golfers and sponsors alike walked away impressed by the tournament's professional feel, smooth execution, and connection to the mission.

The tournament’s website made it easy to register teams, sell sponsorships, and provide digital sponsor exposure.

technology boosts efficiency & professionalism

A key factor in the tournament’s success was GolfStatus, which provided a streamlined, all-in-one platform to plan and execute the tournament:

• Online Registration. Golfers and sponsors registered and paid on the tournament’s website, which saved Debbie time and cut down on the need to manage emailed names and check payments.

• Sponsor Exposure. Sponsors earned digital exposure as soon as they purchased their packages on the event website, giving supporters the recognition they deserved and elevating the tournament’s professional feel.

• Custom Pin Flags. The pin flags provided by GolfStatus blew Debbie, the sponsor, and even the golf course staff away. The flags included the sponsor logo on one side and the Community Food Hub on the other.

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“The pin flags were unbelievable! It made it feel like we were at a pro tournament,”

— Debbie Holden, Vice President of Expansion and Development at Community Food Hub.

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• Backend Management. Debbie could instantly get a clear view of registrations, sponsorships, and payments in the software’s backend, helping her stay organized throughout the planning process.

• Responsive Support. GolfStatus’ in-house support team was there every step of the way. Debbie says the team was super responsive and provided easy-to-understand answers to her questions. “They encouraged me and cheered me on,” says Debbie.

• Revenue Boosters. Along with pin flags, the tournament sold GolfStatus’ exclusive Technology Sponsorship and utilized its hole-in-one contest offering to drive additional revenue.

confidence for the future

The community's need for the Community Food Hub’s support and services has grown exponentially over the past several years, with the organization serving nearly three times as many households as it did just a year ago. “Every dollar counts,” says Debbie, explaining that the golf tournament helps bring in mission-critical funds. The Food Locker’s new facility, along with the refrigerated truck, will help even more people facing food insecurity in Rancho Cordova.

Using GolfStatus helped lay a solid foundation for the tournament’s future. Debbie came away with new confidence, valuable lessons learned, and a clear vision for how to grow the tournament in the coming years. “Once you see the end results, you know what you need to do to get there,” Debbie says.

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“Now that I’ve planned the tournament from A to Z, I can set the groundwork for the next tournament, which will include GolfStatus.”

— Debbie Holden, Vice President of Expansion and Development at Community Food Hub.

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GolfStatus powers charity golf tournaments and fundraisers of all types, sizes, and formats. Through the Golf for Good program, nonprofits like the Community Food Hub can qualify for access to GolfStatus’ tournament management software at no upfront cost. Nonprofits get a free event website, golf event-specific tools and solutions, revenue-boosting sponsorships and tournament add-ons, a responsive support team (including consultations with Fundraising Specialists), and much more. Start your tournament management journey by booking a meeting with the GolfStatus team today!

Lincoln, NE (August 27, 2025) - GolfStatus, the leading golf event management platform for charity golf tournaments and fundraisers, is excited to announce the release of a new Drive Impact video, spotlighting the success and heart behind Project Purple’s Annual Charity Golf Classic for Pancreatic Cancer. The video captures the meaningful connections, community support, and dedication to the mission that have made the event a key fundraiser in the fight against pancreatic cancer.

Now available on YouTube, the two-minute video offers a look at how Project Purple uses golf to drive awareness and raise critical funds for pancreatic research and patient support. It also highlights how GolfStatus’ event management technology has helped streamline the tournament’s logistics, simplify operations, and support the event’s growth over the past few years.

“When you start an event like a golf tournament, you don’t know how successful it will become. Our golf event has grown over the years,” says Dino Verelli, Founder and CEO at Project Purple. “We started off very small and thanks to our supporters and GolfStatus, it’s become a keystone event within our community.”

The video also features a highlight of the annual Golf Classic: Project Purple’s unique Hall of Fame ceremony, which honors and celebrates those who have battled pancreatic cancer.

“Project Purple’s tournament is a powerful example of how golf fundraisers connect communities to causes that matter,” says Ashley Stahr, Chief Marketing Officer at GolfStatus. “GolfStatus is proud to be a small part of their journey and help them drive impact year after year.

For the third year, Project Purple partnered with GolfStatus to power their golf fundraiser, leveraging GolfStatus’ golf event management software to streamline planning, offer new sponsorships, and drive revenue. As a nonprofit, Project Purple qualified for no-cost access to the platform through GolfStatus’ Golf for Good program.

Learn more about Project Purple: https://www.projectpurple.org/

Learn more about GolfStatus: https://golfstatus.com/

About GolfStatus

GolfStatus helps nonprofits leverage the giving power of golf to raise more dollars, engage supporters, and do more good. Its robust golf event management platform streamlines golf tournaments from start to finish to save time and enhance the overall event experience for golfers, sponsors, and golf facilities. GolfStatus combines powerful technology with practical golf fundraising resources and industry-leading support to make charity golf tournaments easy, approachable, and efficient for organizations of all types and sizes. Visit golfstatus.com.

About Project Purple

Project Purple is a non-profit organization empowering the fight against pancreatic cancer. The organization’s unwavering commitment is fueled by the pursuit of raising awareness, driving crucial research, and providing aid for patients who are battling this disease. Since Project Purple’s founding in 2010, it’s been leading the charge, pioneering advancements, and bringing hope to those affected by pancreatic cancer. Visit projectpurple.org.