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2nd Annual March of Dimes Golf Classic
Century Country Club

Please join us on Tuesday, July 22nd for the 2nd Annual March of Dimes Golf Classic!

Date:	Tuesday July 22, 2008
Location:	Century Country Club 233 Anderson Hill Road Purchase, New York
	Phone: 212-353-8168

Schedule:

11:00AM - Brunch
12:30PM - Shotgun
6:00PM - Cocktails/Dinner/Awards

Tickets & Sponsorship:

Platinum Sponsorship/$25,000
Includes Three (3) four-somes; Six (6) tee signs branded with company logo (produced by March of Dimes); Top billing on ALL event materials; Opportunity to display company logo on product and/or signage; First right of refusal to emcee Awards Ceremony; option to contribute to raffle.

Gold Sponsorship/$15,000
Includes Two (2) four-somes; Four (4) tee signs branded with company logo (produced by March of Dimes); 2nd billing on ALL event materials; Opportunity to display company logo on product and/or signage; option to contribute to raffle.

Silver Sponsorship/$10,000
Includes One (1) four-some; Two (2) tee signs branded with company logo (produced by March of Dimes); Third billing on event signage; option to contribute to raffle.

Four-Some/$5,000
One (1) four-some for the 2nd Annual Golf Classic.

Individual Ticket/$1,500
One (1) Individual ticket for the 2nd Annual Golf Classic.

Tee Sign/$750 each


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