Thank You from the Jacques A. Rautio
Memorial Golf Tournament and Amanda Fisher Pre Tournament Challenge

This years tournament was a tremendous success!

We broke a record and had the most golfers ever!  We also ran out of room to sit at dinner!

Once again people traveled to Central New York to play in this golf tournament from all over the country!  Florida and South Carolina we represented south of the Mason-Dixon.  West of the Mississippi was represented by Colorado!

Dedicated volunteers from Kohl's department stores in Clay, NY were on hand to ensure we had a memorable day. Thank you ladies!

There were some tremendous prizes there that people won! Merchant Warehouse provided us with an I-POD Nano and so did Jean & Ernie Ladd from Watson Funeral Home! Harden Furniture sent us a hand made cricket table.  Tom Downs from Epson America sent over two Epson Personal Photo Labs and Doyle Ledford from Panasonic sent a 42" Panasonic High Definition Plasma TV! WOW! 

Wednesday, August 6th 2008 we presented four Educational Scholarships at the Fort Brewerton Greater Oneida Lake Chamber of Commerce Scholarship dinner. This opened the possibility for many of our children to finally realize their dream of attending college.  THANK YOU! You embody the values that allow us the opportunity to shape a positive future for our children.  Thank You for being a part of our incredible team!

Register for the 2009 Tournament

You can register to play by visiting our registration page. The tournament will be held July 26, 2009

The per-player cost is $60. If you register and pay early, you only pay $50. Around 5 p.m. there will be a steak dinner. If you do not plan on playing golf, but would love a great meal, you can come and dinner is only $20

Downloads....

Please Click here and download the tournament details!

Please Click here and download the Sponsor Opportunity form for the tournament!

"When you do nothing, you feel overwhelmed and powerless.  But when you get involved, you feel the sense of hope and accomplishment that comes from knowing you are working to make things better."