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Neill Sullivan Legacy Golf Classic

43RD ANNUAL NEILL SULLIVAN LEGACY GOLF CLASSIC Date: Tuesday, June 6, 2023

Contact: Heather at [email protected] or (714) 538-4860

ABOUT THE EVENT

We are so excited to host Casa Teresa’s 43rd Annual Neill Sullivan Legacy Golf Classic! In 2014, the golf tournament’s 35th year, Casa Teresa dedicated its tournament to co-founder Neill Sullivan, posthumously honoring Neill’s work in the community. Neill has left a lasting legacy, especially the founding of Casa Teresa, a home having served more than 7,500 women and babies in our 45-year history.

This tournament has been a huge part of Casa Teresa’s success over the years! Through the generous support of our sponsors and golfers each year, we have been able to raise funds to continue to serve the women and babies who call Casa Teresa home. This year will be another opportunity for you to join in the fun of the day with golfing, on-course food and beverages tastings, contests, auction items, and reception. Space is limited so make sure to get your RSVP in early to reserve your spot for 2023!

SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
8:00 A.M. Check-In
9:30 A.M. Shotgun Start
2:30 P.M. Cocktails & Hors d’oeuvres/Silent Auction
3:30 P.M. Program/Live Auction/Awards

2022 Recap

The 2022 Neill Sullivan Legacy Golf Classic was held on Tuesday, May 17 at Arroyo Trabuco Golf Club in Mission Viejo and raised $130,000 in net proceeds towards programs benefitting the pregnant women and babies at Casa Teresa today. The day of golf included great food and fun contests on the holes, followed by a cocktail reception and program that included both a live and silent auction. Guests heard from a current resident who shared the impact of Casa Teresa on her life and how it’s changing the course of her life today. Thank you to all our donors, sponsors, volunteers, and participants for making this year’s tournament a success!

Thank you to our 2022 Sponsors!

Title Sponsor
Don & Sue Redfern and Family

Gold Sponsors
Bill and Judi Leonard
Steve and Cathy Muzzy

Silver Sponsors
Kirk and Teresa Blower
Chase Bank
Frome Family Foundation
Dennis and Linda Jilot
Tally LLP

Birdie Sponsors
First Republic Bank
The Jankovich Family

Bar Sponsors
John and Patty Pace

Hole In One Sponsor
Capistrano Volkswagen

Breakfast Underwriter
Peggy and Ron Guizak

Golf Carts Sponsor
Sperry Equities

PR Cart Sponsor
Orion Risk Management, an Alera Group Company

On Course Food Underwriters
Emergent Success, Kevin Buck
The Hart Family
Rick Ptak Insurance

Tee Sponsors
Birtcher Anderson & Davis
C3 Tech
Midge and Robert Cavalieri, D.D.S
EMCOR Services/Mesa Energy Systems
Main Graphics
Ofie Weiner

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A correction of inaccurate or incomplete PPI;
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A copy of your HMIS records; and
A current list of participating organizations that have access to your HMIS data.

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