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Boca West Children’s Foundation’s

Ninth Annual $100,000 Golf Challenge Will Raise Funds

For Local Children’s Charity Partners

Children’s charities About Boca West Children’s Foundation to assist children and their families in need in the area. Since its
throughout Palm Beach The Boca West Foundation was launched in 2010 and came inception, the foundation has granted more than $13 million for
County will raise funds about as a desire by the thousands of volunteers from the Boca specific programs of more than 30 charities.
through the Boca West West Country Club to give back to children in Palm Beach For more information, visit www.bocawestfoundation.org,
Children’s Foundation County. The foundation’s mission is to identify and fund projects call (561) 488-6980 or email foundation@bocawestcc.org.
(BWCF) Ninth
Annual $100,000 Golf
Challenge. The day-long
event, including brunch,
golf, a cocktail reception
and an awards dinner,
takes place on Monday,
Nov. 1 at Boca West
Country Club.
The more than 400
golfers will have the
opportunity to golf on
courses that have been
ranked among the best in Mark Schneider (blue shirt), Bill Rebman
(pink hat) Michael Sneider, Steve Seigel, Phil Kupperman and Chuck Isroff

Adrienne Weinstein, Ellen Shapiro,
Linda Weiss Steven Forman, Jeffrey Getelman, Richard Weiner, David Dorman, Matthew Kauget

Linda and Manny Richman, Barbara and Donald Janower

the world, alongside St. Andrews, Pine Valley, Pebble Beach
and Pinehurst. Michael Sneider will chair the golf challenge.
The cost per golfer is $650 with the majority of the fee
going directly to more than 30 participating local children’s
charities. In addition to the funds raised through participating
golfers, charities will vie for a portion of the $100,000 funds
awarded during the tournament. Each charity will receive
between $2,000 and $10,000, depending on its team’s
placement. Over the past 11 years, the foundation has granted
more than $13 million for projects that serve at-risk youth.
“Participants always enjoy the golf tournament and
awards dinner,” said Pamela Weinroth, executive director
of Boca West Children’s Foundation. “And the funds raised
make a real difference for more than 30 charities who need
our help.”
New this year is a program with Callaway Golf in which
each participant receives a $150 gift certificate to shop their
store. For every dollar spent over the $150, 30 percent will
be donated to Boca West Children’s Foundation. Participant
Scott Boilen, on learning of the Callaway program, said,
“These added funds are so great for the kids … I’m going
to stock up for the year for all my golf equipment, balls and
apparel needs.”
The event, taking place at Boca West Country Club,
20583 Boca West Drive, Boca Raton, begins at 11 a.m. for
registration and brunch with golf play at 1 p.m. The golf
challenge will be followed by a cocktail reception, awards
ceremony and live auction. The ticket also includes one of
the ducks that will be dropped from a crane for a chance to
win $2,500. Additional individual ducks for the drop are $50.
Sponsors include: Sandra and Arthur Tauber, Phyllis
and Howard Boilen, Barbara and Donald Janower, Fidelity
Investments, Arthur Adler, Sky Alpha, ApexOne, Compson
Associates, Inc., Greenspoon Marder, Phil Biegelsen Family
Foundation, Excell Auto Group, Republic National, Joe
DiMaggio Children’s Hospital, COVID Labs, Penn-Florida
Companies, RBC, Barbara and David Hoffman, Diane and
Joel Macher and The Knight Group.
Visit Bocawestfoundation.org to purchase tickets and
ducks and learn of sponsorship opportunities.