Wednesday

September 25, 2019

History of the Special Operations Warrior Foundation

The Special Operations Warrior

Foundation (SOWF) began in 1980 as the

Col. Arthur D. "Bull" Simons Scholarship

Fund. The Bull Simons Fund was created

following the Iranian hostage rescue

attempt, to provide college educations for

the 17 children who survived the nine men

killed or incapacitated at Desert One.

The SOWF mission is to provide a college

education to every child who has lost a

parent in the line of duty while serving in

Army, Navy, Air Force and Marine Corps

Special Operations, and to assist in caring

for the severely wounded.

Nearly 70,000 military special operations

and support personnel are stationed in units

throughout the United States and overseas.

The Warrior Foundation is committed to providing scholarship grants, not loans, to

approximately 1,200 children. These

children survive 1,100 Special Operations

personnel who gave their lives in service to

their country.

To date, 338 children of fallen special

operations warriors have graduated from

college and 151 are currently attending college. The SOWF has 847 children

currently in the program to educate.

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SOWF is the recipient of its 13th

consecutive 4-star rating, placing the SOWF

among the top 1% of charities rated by

Charity Navigator.

The Special Operations Warrior Foundation is

a top-rated nonprofit organization that supports

the military's special operations forces and

their families through three programs:

College Scholarships for the surviving

children of fallen Special Operations

Forces

Family Services, including educational

& family counseling and advocacy

support

Wounded Special Operations Forces

Support, including immediate financial

stipends of $5,000

Administrative Overhead - 5 1/2%

Golden Eagle Golf Club

364 Clubhouse Road

Irvington, Virginia

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www.specialops.org

The 9th Annual Special Operations Warrior Foundation Chesapeake Bay Charity Golf

Event

2012 S

Golfer 1 (Team Captain):

Address

City State Zip

Email

Phone

List each player individually

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Address www.your-url-goes-here.com

Payment Information

❑ “Eagle” Sponsor ❑ “Warrior” Sponsor

❑ “Patriot” Sponsor ❑ “Freedom” Tee Sponsor

❑ “Spirit” Green Sponsor ❑ Foursome

❑ Individual Golfer $250

❑ Donations:

❑ Reception Only $50

Enclosed is my check for $

(Payable to: SOWF)

The Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF)

Chesapeake Bay Charity Golf Event

Post Office Box 81, Kilmarnock, VA 22482

Kilmarnock, VA 22482

Registration and Sponsorships

The 9th Annual Special Operations

Warrior Foundation

Chesapeake Bay Charity

Golf Event The Golden Eagle Golf Club

364 Clubhouse Road

Irvington, VA 22480

(804)438-4460

www.tidesinn.com/chesapeake_bay_golf_

resort

Wednesday, September 25, 2019

Check-In and Range Practice

9:00 - 10:30 a.m.

10:30 a.m. Opening Ceremony

Shotgun Start: 11:00 a.m.

4 Person Captain’s Choice

4:00-7:00 p.m. Cocktail Reception

Hills Quarters Rec Center

723 Old Saint Johns Road, Irvington, VA

Each Golf Ticket Includes:

Practice Facility & Lunch

18 Holes of Golf with Cart

Snacks & Beverage Carts

Cocktail Reception & Awards

Trophies awarded for 1st, 2nd, 3rd &

Last Place finishers

Tournament Questions

Tom Quinn at (703) 402-6121

Fred Gilman at (804) 761-1427

Wendy Asbury Galleher (804) 347-7779

EAGLE LEVEL SPONSOR - [$5,000]

Two (2) team entry into 2019 SOWF Golf Tournament, Green and Tee Sponsorships Signs

WARRIOR LEVEL SPONSOR - [$2500]

One (1) team entry into 2019 SOWF Golf Tournament, Green and Tee Sponsorships Signs

PATRIOT LEVEL SPONSOR - [$1000]

One (1) team entry into 2019 SOWF Golf Tournament, Green Sponsorship Sign

Freedom Level Tee Sponsor Sign – [$200]

Spirit Level Green Sponsor Sign – [$100]

The Special Operations Warrior Foundation (SOWF) is a 501 (c) 3 charitable organization. Contributions are tax-

deductible as allowed by law. The fair market value of goods and services is estimated at $75 per person. Questions?

Please call The SOWF at (813) 805-9400