Annual Golf Tournament Sponsorship

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The PVO is seeking sponsorship donations for the PVO/Bill McKibbin Annual Golf Tournament scheduled for 9 September 2024.

Sponsorship Levels:

Title Sponsor

Includes:

Two foursomes
Lunch for eight players
Tee Sign
Acknowledgement in tournament guide and PVO website, including your logo and link to your website.

Requested Donation: $3,000

Gold Sponsor

Includes:

One foursome
Lunch for four players
Tee Sign
Acknowledgement in tournament guide and PVO website, including your logo and link to your website.

Requested Donation: $1,000

Silver Sponsor

Includes:

Lunch for four
Tee Sign
Acknowledgement in tournament guide and PVO website, including your logo and link to your website.

Requested Donation: $500

Hole Sponsor

Includes:

Tee Sign

Requested Donation: $100

Sponsorship Form:

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