18th Annual Dollars FORE Dominicans
We have been immeasurably blessed by your presence over the years, whether swinging clubs on the course or raising paddles during the program. We look forward to seeing you on the links one last time as we close out 18 years of 18 holes on the 18th of August!
Tee Time is NOW FULL!
Thanks to your support, we are all sold out for golf. If you wish to be added to a wait list please contact Deb Kalinka Manning at 616-550-1177 or dkalinkamanning@grdominicans.org. If you cannot join us in-person, please consider supporting the ministries we will feature that day.
MASTERS SPONSORSHIPS
- Recognition in Dominican Sisters’ printed publications, website, and Facebook page
- Prominent recognition at event, including on a tee hole sign
- Foursome for golf with cart, lunch, dinner, 8 drink tickets and giveaway bags
- Prominent name recognition on sponsor signs
OTHER SPONSORSHIPS
- EAGLE SPONSOR – $1,200
Golf for four (4) with cart, lunch, dinner, 4 drink tickets, giveaway bags, recognition in DSGR publications, website and Facebook and one tee-hole sign
- BIRDIE SPONSOR – $600
Golf for two (2) with cart, lunch, dinner, 2 drink tickets, giveaway bags, recognition in DSGR publications, website and Facebook and one tee-hole sign
- PAR SPONSOR – $300
Recognition in DSGR publications, website and Facebook and one tee-hole sign
- FAMILY + FRIENDS SPONSOR – $200
Recognition in DSGR publications, website and Facebook
MINISTRY SUPPORT
- GRAND RAPIDS DOMINICAN SISTERS FOUNDATION
The Foundation makes grants to support work that mirrors Sisters’ ministries, past and present, including: care of Earth, education, alleviating poverty, peace and justice efforts, health care, and spiritual formation. By joining forces, we’re responding to the needs of our neighbors and making a difference in people’s lives. You + Grand Rapids Dominicans =
A MORE JUST, PEACEFUL, LOVING WORLD!
- MARY’S WOODS, PRAIRIE, AND GARDENS
On the Marywood Campus, the Sisters are creating a green sanctuary that will be a place of prayer and contemplation for all. It will include a tiny forest, expanded prairie, accessible walkways, and a gathering space. It will also re-establish one of the most endangered ecosystems in North America — an oak savanna that once flourished in our community.
