HEROES LADIES INTERCOLLEGIATE CHARITY GOLF EVENT
Agenda, February 9, 2021
12:30PM Opening Ceremonies / Charity Scramble
1:00PM Charity Scramble /Carts to Starting Holes
1:00PM Collegiate Players Lunch
6:00PM Cocktails/Awards/ Dinner / Speakers / Auctions
Golf & Dinner
Individual Player (includes reception /dinner) – $1,500
Foursome (includes reception /dinner) $5,000
Reception / Dinner Only – $ 250
Sponsorship Packages
Ranger Creed Title Sponsor – $30,000 – SOLD OUT
Ranger Regiment Sponsor – $20,000 – SOLD OUT
Charity Dinner Sponsor – $12,000
Fallen Ranger Escort Sponsor – $10,000
Golf Shirt Sponsor – $5,000
On Course Refreshment Sponsor – $4,000
Opening Ceremony Sponsor – $3,500
Golf Hat Sponsor – $3,000
Collegiate Sponsorship Opportunities- $3,000
Reception / Cocktail Sponsor $2,500
Golf Ball Sponsor (sleeve) – $2,000 – SOLD OUT
Golf Towel Sponsor – $1,500 – SOLD OUT
Lunch Sponsor – $2,000
Registration Sponsor – $1,000
Hole In One Sponsor
“In-Kind” Sponsorships
THANK YOU TO OUR LEAD SPONSORS!
Kelly & Kim Anderson, Florida Resource Management
Devon Brouse, Head Coach, Purdue Women's Golf
Juliette Valin, General Manager, The Founders Golf Club
Lou Holtz, College Football Hall of Fame Inductee
Jim & Mary Regan, Founders, Army Ranger Lead The Way Fund
LADIES INTERCOLLEGIATE PARTICIPATING TEAMS
ABOUT ARMY RANGER LEAD THE WAY FUND
Our Mission
Our Programs
Who We Help - The U.S. Army Rangers
The 75th Ranger Regiment is the U.S. Army’s premier large-scale special operations force, and it is made up of some of the most elite Soldiers in the world. As the premier light infantry fighting force, Rangers specialize in joint special operations raids and joint forcible entry operations deep inside enemy territory in support of our country’s policies and objectives.
The nature of their service leaves their heroism largely unknown but has been rewarded by a grateful nation with over 600 Purple Hearts, 2,000 Bronze Star Medals, 49 Silver Star Medals, and the Medal of Honor.
When the 1st and 2nd Ranger Battalions were re-activated in 1974, General Abrams chartered the Battalions to be “the best light infantry unit in the world” and a “standard bearer for the rest of the Army.” After Operation Urgent Fury (Grenada, 1983), the requirement for more Rangers and a better suited command structure resulted in the formation of the 3rd Ranger Battalion and the Regimental Headquarters in 1984. Today, the 75th Ranger Regiment is part of the United States Special Operations Command (USSOCOM).
The 75th Ranger Regiment consists of five battalions, stationed at Fort Benning, Georgia, Hunter Army Airfield, Georgia, and Joint Base Lewis McChord in Seattle.
Since 1943, the motto of the 75th Ranger Regiment has been:
“RANGERS LEAD THE WAY!”
Consecutively depoloyed since 9/11, the Army maintains the Regiment at a high level of readiness. Each battalion can deploy anywhere in the world with 18 hours notice. Because of the importance the Army places on the 75th Ranger Regiment, it must possess a number of capabilities. These capabilities include:
• Infiltrating and exfiltrating by land, sea, and air
• Conducting direct action operations
• Conducting raids
• Recovery of personnel and special equipment
• Conducting conventional or special light-infantry operations
