Foundation Cup Golf Tournament

Monday, May 9, 2022

Granite Bay Golf Club

Join us for the best golf tournament in the region and an experience you’ll remember forever. The Foundation Cup is the perfect event to host key clients, reward your top employees, or create memories with good friends.

VIP experience with high-end gifts for every golfer
Great golf with amazing food, beverage, and entertainment throughout the course
Exclusive, newly remodeled golf course
Cocktail reception & awards banquet
Fabulous raffle prizes

Format is an 18-hole foursome scramble
Registration 9:00 am
Shotgun start time 11:00 am
$750/golfer | $3,000/foursome

For more information on the tournament, email golf@eurekaschoolsfoundation.org.

Thank You to Our Sponsors

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We Need Volunteers

Not a golfer, but would still like to enjoy a beautiful day on the course? Please contact us to be added to the volunteer list.

Become a Sponsor

The Foundation Cup is a fantastic opportunity to promote your business to like-minded colleagues, be recognized as a strong supporter of local education, and have fun doing it! Varying sponsorship levels are available for this premier event. Click here for sponsorship opportunities.

All proceeds benefit the children of EUSD to fund:

Athletics

ESF’s goal is to provide staff and equipment so that sports can be accessible for all Cavitt and Olympus students.

Music

EUSD’s music programs develop the skills that universities and employers are looking for: self-discipline, confidence, teamwork, the ability to communicate creatively, and commitment.

Technology

ESF funds EUSD’s effort to modernize our classrooms, creating ’21st-century’ experiences that provide opportunities for hands-on, interactive learning, on par with other high-performing districts.

Teacher Education

Summer Institute is completely funded by ESF. This week-long training is an investment in our teachers.

Libraries

Libraries provide access to new ideas and are a safe space for students. Budget cuts are threatening to further reduce librarians’ hours and resources.

World Languages

Research shows that learning a second language boosts problem-solving, critical-thinking, and listening skills. Children proficient in other languages also show signs of enhanced creativity and mental flexibility.