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Golf Fundraiser 2025

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    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Jimmy D's District
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    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Re/Max
    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Trivedi & Khan Attorneys at Law
    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor John McGillen
    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Zurich North America
    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Kyle Rohrwasser
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    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Village of Hoffman Estates
    • Event Sponsor Logo: 2025 Golf Sponsor Jeff and Karen Chamberlin
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  • Event Post Main Image: 2025 Golfing for Children's Programs with groupings of golfers on the golf course
  • Event Alternate Title: Driving Change: Charity Golf Outing for Kids In Need
  • Event Date: 2025-09-12
  • Event Location: Palatine Hills Golf Course, Palatine, IL
  • Event Teaser:
    Friday, September 12 | 8:00 am - 3:00 pm 
    Palatine Hills Golf Course 512 W. Northwest Highway, Palatine, IL, United States
    Format: 4-Person Scramble
    Cost: $700 per Team | $175 per Individual
    Includes
    • Breakfast, Lunch, & Awards Reception with appetizers
    • On Course Games
    • Exciting Raffles
    Hole-In One Contest with a Chance to win $10,000
  • Event Main Image: golf ball with writing advertising POC golf event in blues and green

Event Teaser:

Friday, September 12 | 8:00 am - 3:00 pm 
Palatine Hills Golf Course 512 W. Northwest Highway, Palatine, IL, United States
Format: 4-Person Scramble
Cost: $700 per Team | $175 per Individual
Includes
  • Breakfast, Lunch, & Awards Reception with appetizers
  • On Course Games
  • Exciting Raffles
Hole-In One Contest with a Chance to win $10,000

 
Partners for Our Communities builds partnerships with community organizations to connect underserved families with local resources and remove barriers.
 
A safe place for children to learn and make friends is priceless—especially for families living in apartment complexes surrounded by concrete, with no parks or play areas nearby. In these environments, kids often lack the space to run, explore, and be children. Afterschool programs provide a haven and opportunities to meet mentors— older students and caring adults who inspire them to dream bigger. Seeing someone from a similar background pursue higher education or a meaningful career helps children realize they can achieve great things.
 
For many low-income and under-resourced families, daily life is a constant balancing act between paying rent, keeping the lights on, and putting food on the table. Enrolling their children in afterschool programs—where they could learn sports, explore the arts, and receive academic support—is simply out of reach. These opportunities, which can shape a child's future, often remain a luxury rather than a reality.