Ware Academy Logo & SloganWare Academy Sign Ware Academy Sign
WelcomeTransparent SpacerCommunityTransparent SpacerAdmissionsTransparent SpacerAthleticsTransparent SpacerSupport WareTransparent SpacerAcademic ProgramsTransparent SpacerCurrent News
mouse over the links above to activate the sub menusTransparent Spacer
Top Right Side

 

Ware Academy's Sixth Annual

Golf Tournament

Friday, June 13, 2008

Piankatank River Golf Club

Downloadable brochure (pdf)

Tournament Sponsor        $2,000

Includes LOGO/NAME ON COURSE BALL, 4 players, deluxe banner, tournament gift and framed team photo per player.

Gold Star Sponsor            $1,000

4 players, hole sponsorship, deluxe banner, tournament gift and framed team photo per player.

19th Hole Sponsor               $750

Beverage Cart Sponsor       $500

Hole Sponsorship                  $150

$125 per player/$500 per team. Fee includes 18 holes of golf, lunch, tournament gift, course beverages and dinner.

The Academy hosts this tournament each year to raise funds for its major programs.

Fundraising for Ware Academy

All independent schools maintain ongoing fundraising programs.  Among the various fundraising programs and events at Ware Academy are the Ware Auction, The Golf Tournament, and periodic Capital Campaigns.  All gifts to Ware Academy are tax deductible in accordance with Internal Revenue Service 501(c)(3) rulings.

Blue Seperator

Ware Academy Auction
Ware Academy holds an annual Ware Academy Auction.  In addition to raising funds for the school, the auction is an important Ware Academy social event.  Parents, friends, and members of the community are asked to contribute worthy items and/or services and to participate in the bidding.  Most Ware Academy families participate in some way. Too see details on this year’s auction click here.

Blue Seperator

Golf Tournament
The School sponsors the annual Ware Academy Golf Tournament.  Proceeds support the school. Click here for information on this year’s tournament.

Blue Seperator

Capital Campaigns
From time to time, capital funds are needed to construct new buildings, repair existing buildings, and improve the school grounds.  Special campaigns are organized when the Board of Trustees believes that new capital projects are in the best interest of the School.

Ware Academy Tree