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For more information about the Champions of Health Charity Golf Tournament, call (918) 551-3397 or visit www.bcbsok.com. A Division of Health Care Service Corporation, a Mutual Legal Reserve Company, an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. ® Registered Marks Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association. Proceeds benefiting 2nd Annual Charity Golf Tournament October 2, 2006 www.bcbsok.com The Oklahoma Caring Van Program provides free immunizations to children. Four Caring Vans travel throughout Oklahoma serving children by holding clinics at child care facilities, public schools, Head Start centers and other locations convenient for children and parents. Since 1999, nearly 74,000 vaccines have been administered to close to 31,000 children through the Oklahoma Caring Van Program. In 1994, the Oklahoma Caring Foundation began with a vision that every Oklahoma child deserves the chance to grow up healthy. Over the past decade, the Foundation has helped more than 35,000 children across our state lead healthier lives through education programs, immunizations and insurance coverage.The Oklahoma Caring Foundation is committed to helping children receive the care they need and learn how to protect and maintain good health through several programs including the Oklahoma Caring Vans, the Caring Program for Children and Good 4 Me! In 2004, the Oklahoma Caring Foundation launched the "Good 4 Me!" program as a pilot project funded by the American Heart Association to help Oklahoma children adopt healthy lifestyles.Teachers, caregivers and parents are provided with resources to guide children in making good nutrition and fitness decisions. At the end of 2005, with an expansion grant from Eli Lilly and Company, more than 1,300 children had participated in the "Good 4 Me!" program. The Caring Program for Children provides free primary and preventive outpatient health care benefits for children who do not qualify for government programs but whose families do not earn enough to buy coverage for their children. Benefits include doctor's office visits for sick children, regular check-ups, immunizations, outpatient diagnostic services and some common childhood surgeries. Since the first child was enrolled in 1995, the Caring Program for Children has been there for more than 2,000 young Oklahomans from birth to age 18. Oklahoma Caring Foundation Oklahoma Caring Van Program Good 4 Me! Caring Program for Children COH golf brochure.qxp 8/28/2006 11:10 AM Page 1
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For more information about the Champions of Health Charity GolfTournament, call (918) 551-3397 or visit www.bcbsok.com.
A Division of Health Care Service Corporation, a Mutual Legal Reserve Company,an Independent Licensee of the Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.® Registered Marks Blue Cross and Blue Shield Association.
Proceeds benefiting
2nd Annual
Charity Golf TournamentOctober 2, 2006
www.bcbsok.com
The Oklahoma Caring Van Program providesfree immunizations to children. Four CaringVans travel throughout Oklahoma servingchildren by holding clinics at child care facilities,public schools, Head Start centers and otherlocations convenient for children and parents.Since 1999, nearly 74,000 vaccines have beenadministered to close to 31,000 childrenthrough the Oklahoma Caring Van Program.
In 1994, the Oklahoma Caring Foundationbegan with a vision that every Oklahoma childdeserves the chance to grow up healthy. Overthe past decade, the Foundation has helpedmore than 35,000 children across our statelead healthier lives through educationprograms, immunizations and insurancecoverage.The Oklahoma Caring Foundation iscommitted to helping children receive the carethey need and learn how to protect andmaintain good health through severalprograms including the Oklahoma Caring Vans,the Caring Program for Children and Good 4Me!
In 2004, the Oklahoma Caring Foundationlaunched the "Good 4 Me!" program as a pilotproject funded by the American HeartAssociation to help Oklahoma children adopthealthy lifestyles.Teachers, caregivers andparents are provided with resources to guidechildren in making good nutrition and fitnessdecisions. At the end of 2005, with anexpansion grant from Eli Lilly and Company,more than 1,300 children had participated inthe "Good 4 Me!" program.
The Caring Program for Children providesfree primary and preventive outpatient healthcare benefits for children who do not qualifyfor government programs but whose familiesdo not earn enough to buy coverage for theirchildren. Benefits include doctor's office visitsfor sick children, regular check-ups,immunizations, outpatient diagnostic servicesand some common childhood surgeries. Sincethe first child was enrolled in 1995, the CaringProgram for Children has been there formore than 2,000 young Oklahomans frombirth to age 18.
Oklahoma Caring Foundation
Oklahoma Caring Van Program
Good 4 Me!
Caring Program for Children
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Entry Deadline: Monday, September 18
Golf Tournament Entry Form
Address:
Team or individual name:
Foursome – $500 entry fee Individual – $150 entry fee
Please detach form and mail or fax to:
Oklahoma Caring FoundationPO Box 3283Tulsa, OK 74102-3283
Fax (918) 551-3735(If form is faxed, entry fee must be received by Sept. 18.)
Please make checks payable to theOklahoma Caring Foundation.
Please fill out one entry form per group or individual.
City: State: Zip: Phone: ( )
Champions of HealthCharity Golf Tournament
Foursomes only:
Team Captain
Team Member
Team Member
Team Member
SuperTicket$35 with registration/ $40 at tournament
Hole-in-One contest Chance toparticipate in $100,000 Shoot Out Puttingcontest Driving contest Scratch game(lowest score wins 3 days and 2 nights
hotel stay in Los Cabos) Two mulligansFive extra raffle tickets.Note: Collared shirts and soft spike or spikeless shoes
required on the course.
Sponsorship $
Entry fee $
SuperTicket(s)x $35 $
Total enclosed or due $
Sponsorship Opportunities
Ace Sponsorship – $5,000Two foursomes (eight players) to play in
tournament Eight SuperTickets Mention innews release to local media Mention on Web
page Business name/logo/profile in CaringConnection newsletter Business name and logo
included in tournament materials Businessname and logo on tournament welcome sign Hole sponsorship with name on sign at tee box
Opportunity to distribute promotionalitems at sponsored hole
Eagle Sponsorship – $2,500One foursome to play in tournament Four
SuperTickets Mention in news releaseto local media Mention on Web page Businessname/logo/profile in Caring Connection newsletter Business name and logo included in tournament
materials Business name and logo ontournament welcome sign
Birdie Sponsorship – $1,000One foursome to play in tournament
Mention on Web page Business name inCaring Connection newsletter Business nameincluded in tournament materials Business
name on tournament welcome sign
Hole Sponsor – $500Company name and logo on sign at tee box
Opportunity to distribute promotionalitems at sponsored hole
Post-Tournament Reception Sponsor –$2,000
Refreshments for tournament participantsBusiness name/logo on reception signage Opportunity to distribute promotional
items at reception
Monday, October 2, 200610 – 11:45 a.m. Registration
11 a.m. Lunch/Pre-tournament contests
12 p.m. Shotgun start
Reception and awards ceremony to follow.
LocationQuail Creek Golf & Country Club3501 Quail Creek RoadOklahoma City, OK
Entry FeeFoursome $500Individual player $150
ContestsPutting contest – pre-tournament(Included in SuperTicket or $10 entry fee)
Driving contest – pre-tournament(Included in SuperTicket or $10 entry fee)
$100,000 Shoot Out – pre-tournament(Included in SuperTicket)
Hole-in-One – on the course
SuperTicket holders have a chance to win a car
Longest putt holed – on the course
Closet-to-the-pin – on the course
Straightest drive – on the course
Special FeaturePlay with an executive($20 per team to play a hole with President WyndhamKidd or Executive Vice President Mike Rhoads of Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Oklahoma)
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