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Support the Next Generation of Leaders

Friday, July 12, 2024, at Kapolei Golf Course: A fundraiser to benefit local high school seniors by providing financial assistance for higher learning. Reception to follow at 4:00pm.

By participating in United Public Workers Foundation Jimmy Toledo Golf Tournament as a sponsor or by making a generous donation, you will play an integral role in supporting the educational aspirations of Hawaii’s youth and their working families. The proceeds raised from this event will directly benefit the graduating keiki of our UPW ohana for years to come.

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Platinum Sponsor

Highest visibility with exclusive benefits, prominent recognition, engagement and player perks.
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Gold Sponsor

Enhanced visibility opportunity with premium benefits, recognition and additional player perks.
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Silver Sponsor

Enjoy sponsor benefits, player perks and high visibility branding opportunities at the tournament.
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Sponsorship Opportunities

Your participation positions your brand in front of a discerning audience and directly contributes to the
United Public Workers Foundation, Tax ID #47-4590305, a registered 501(c)3 organization.

Here are the sponsorship levels available for the Jimmy Toledo Golf Tournament:

Platinum Sponsor – $5,500+

Tax deductible portion: $3,700+ for a $5,500 sponsorship.

  • Highest Visibility: Prime placement of company logo on all event materials, including banners at the course and during the banquet, and the event website with a link to your website.
  • Exclusive Benefits: Eight tournament passes, four mulligans per golfer, VIP Parking, and reserved VIP seating at the banquet.
  • Prominent Recognition: Opportunity for a brief speaking spot during the banquet or event ceremony, plus top mention in all event press releases and social media campaigns.
  • Engagement Opportunities: First choice of hole sponsorship (with the option to host interactive experiences) and a featured spot in the tournament program.
  • Player Perks: Greens fee & cart, complimentary use of practice facility, personalized cart signs & scorecards, andprofessional bag drop services.

Gold Sponsor – $3,500

Tax deductible portion: $2,600.

  • Enhanced Visibility: Company logo on select event materials, banners, and the event website.
  • Benefits: Four tournament passes, two mulligans per golfer. Greens fee & cart, complimentary use of practice facility, personalized cart signs & scorecards, and professional bag drop services.
  • Recognition: Acknowledgment during the banquet and company mention in social media posts.
  • Additional Perks: Complimentary lunch and beverages for all team players, swag bags, and participation in raffle prizes.

Silver Sponsor – $2,000

Tax deductible portion: $1,750.

  • Benefits Include Greens fee & cart, complimentary use of practice facility, personalized cart signs & scorecards, andprofessional bag drop services.
  • Four Tournament Passes: Ideal for smaller companies or those looking to support the event while also participating.
  • Visibility: Company name listed on the event website and in the program, and social media acknowledgment.
  • Player Perks: Complimentary lunch and beverages, swag bag for all players.

Custom Sponsorship Packages Available: 

Don’t see the perfect fit? We’re flexible and eager to work with you to create a package that meets your marketing objectives and budget. Call us at 808-847-2631 x239

Deadline For Sponsorships:

Friday, June 21, 2024

About James “Jimmy” Toledo

The scholarship and golf tournament honor James Toledo, affectionately known as Jimmy, a figure synonymous with leadership and dedication within United Public Workers. Toledo’s contributions were manifold; as Chief Steward of the Board of Water Supply where he worked for over 30 years, a member of the State Executive Board, and the BU 01 Executive Negotiating Committee. 

He was instrumental in securing protective provisions for working families in the union’s contract legislation. His unwavering commitment to the well-being of UPW members and their families left an indelible mark on our union and its legacy. Toledo sadly passed away in 2013 at the age of 72.