Foundation for FSP Events at the Forum

Enjoy dinner and cocktails as the Foundation for Financial Service Professionals honors the 2008 ABEA recipients and Paul S. Mills Scholars.

Sixth Annual Foundation Golf Tournament
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Sunday, Nov. 2
12:30 Shotgun Start
Registration Fee: $220 per person

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Proceeds benefit the Foundation for Financial Service Professionals

The 6th annual golf tournament will be held on November 2, 2008, at Angel Park Golf Club in Las Vegas. Tee time is 12:30 pm.  This year’s event is sponsored by Security Mutual and provides an excellent opportunity to have a good time playing good golf for a good cause. The cost to register fees is $220 and includes greens fees, cart rental, box lunch, complimentary golf shirt, goodie bag of golfing items, and a post tournament barbecue.

The Angel Park Mountain course, designed by Arnold Palmer, offers spectacular views of Red Rock Canyon and the Las Vegas Valley and was named one of the “top 10 courses for tournament services” by the National Association of Golf Tournament Directors.  For more information on Angel Park, go to www.angelpark.com.

Tee Sponsorships - Click here to sponsor a tee for this event
Society of FSP Chapters and other interested parties are invited to support the Foundation for Financial Service Professionals by purchasing a tee sign for display at the Annual Foundation Golf Tournament.  The contribution is just $250 and you have the pleasure of seeing your name on the lush greens of a beautiful championship golf course. 

Your $250 contribution will help the Foundation fund Financial Education Partners, a dynamic community outreach effort designed to provide pro bono financial guidance to individuals in need.  Financial Education Partners teams members of the Society of FSP with individuals referred by charitable organizations, such as the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, the Myasthenia Gravis Foundation, the American Cancer Society, and Habitat for Humanity.