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How to Setup a Charity Golf Tournament

Nonprofit fundraising is in huge demand these days. Hosting a charity golf tournament is one of the most effective ways to raise money, and many charities are taking advantage of it. With careful planning, your organization could pull in thousands of dollars in a single day with an effective charity golf event.

Nonprofit fundraising is in huge demand these days. Hosting

a charity golf tournament is one of the most effective ways to raise money, and

many charities are taking advantage of it. With careful planning, your

organization could pull in thousands of dollars in a single day with an

effective charity golf event. Following are a few key steps to help in your

charity golf tournament planning.

1)

The first step is to plan when and where your

charity golf tournament will take place. Ask around for people with connections

to local golf courses or places others have played for charity fundraisers.

Once you find a suitable location set the date. Be sure to stay clear of

holidays or big events in your area like graduations.

2)

The next step is setting up lunch for the day of

the tournament. Some golf courses will have personal referrals, but if not, all

you need is box lunches depending on the atmosphere on the tournament. You will

also need food for the end of the golf tournament, so be sure to plan in advance.

3)

Decide on an entrance fee to play in the golf

outing. You will provide all players with lunch, and maybe a few extra things

like a shirt or hat, but remember you're charity tournament is meant to raise

money so be sure to charge enough for each player to make a fair amount for

your charity. Depending on the size of the charity, golf course, and

supporters, the entrance fee for the golf event could range from a hundred

dollars to a few thousand.

4)

The next step is to find sponsors. This is

typically done in charity golf tournaments by having an individual or business

sponsor each their own hole.

5)

A charity golf tournament is a great way for

local businesses and individuals to advertise. Collect donations for bags to be

given out to players in the golf outing. It will be easy to find local

businesses willing to donate frisbees, cups, hats, and even shirts. Also throw in a few items personalized

for your charity.

6)

The most important step is promoting the

fundraiser. Promoting a charity golf tournament should allow for the local

media to promote the event for free. Place ads in local newspapers, magazines,

and place a golf tournament flyer on street corners and in local restaurants.

Consider going to other golf courses in the area and promote the event to their

members.

The most important part of golf tournament planning is

getting everything done weeks in advance. The ability to plan ahead will cause

for a smooth charity fundraising event and happy participants. Feel free to add

more to your event like golf tournament prizes. The more smoothly your golf

tournament runs, the more money you will be able to raise for your charity.

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