PGA GOLF DAY
PGA Golf Professionals
do much more than play golf!
You can help
PGA Golf Day was established in 2009 by local PGA Club Professionals to raise money for Special Olympics Arizona and the SWSPGA Foundation.
PGA professionals play 100 holes of golf or more, all in one day, one ball, and one hole at a time. The estimated time to play is between 11 and 14 hours with no breaks along the way. PGA Professionals kindly request donations to support their day of play.
The SWSPGA Foundation
The SWSPGA Foundation is an 11 year-old, non-profit 501 (c)(3) arm of the Southwest Section PGA that has generously contributed to the community and charities such as the Special Olympics Arizona, Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation, The HEALing HOUSE for cancer recovery, 9/11 Relief Fund, Habitat for Humanity, American Red Cross, and Phoenix Children’s Hospital. The SWSPGA Foundation also provides college scholarships to children or grandchildren of PGA members within the Southwest Section.
Raised so far: $500.00
Raised in 2011: $112,585.00
Raised in 2010: $158,144.00
Raised in 2009: $ 87,523.00
The Special Olympics Arizona
Despite the fact that intellectual disability transcends the boundaries of race, gender, religion, economic status, education level, politics and culture, it is still the most disregarded and forgotten population in the world. Special Olympics provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities and is conducting URGENT work in the fields of health care, community building and societal awareness to help improve the lives of people with intellectual disabilities.
Southwest Section Foundation
Curt Hudek, Executive Director
Greg Leicht, Chair
Southwest Section PGA
10685 North 69th St.
Scottsdale, AZ 85254
(480) 443-9002
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SWSPGA Fundraising Leaderboard 2011
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