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2024 Sponsorship Opportunities - Website
2024 Sponsorship Opportunities - Website
Tournament Facts
Thornblade Club & Carolina Country Club
June 3-9, 2024
Upstate, South Carolina
IN TOTAL OVER THE LAST 23 YEARS:
21,000+
Volunteers
4,200
BMWs
$7 milllion
annual total economic impact supporting
139 jobs
The Tournament has raised
$15.8 Million
towards the charities over the past 21 years
Average of
2.5 Million
people view the BMW Charity Pro-Am presented by TD SYNNEX on the Golf Channel
The Tournament will be celebrating our
23rd
playing event
Avg. Attendance
60K
Volunteers
700
Hole-in-one Giveaways
TWO
2024 Sponsorship Opportunities - Website
Gibbs Cancer Center and Research Institute is a nationally recognized cancer treatment and research facility. Gibbs Cancer Center is a proven leader in providing effective cancer treatment through advanced technology, professional expertise and an exceptional level of personalized care.
Mobile Meals of Spartanburg glorifies God by providing nutritious meals, services, and fellowship to the frail and homebound citizens in Spartanburg County. Mobile Meals provides 1,200 seniors a nutritious meal each weekday using 130 volunteers to deliver the meal to their home.
Roper Mountain Science Center, the most unique organization in the Upstate focused on science education, is exceptionally positioned as a public-private partnership (with Greenville County Schools) to: deliver curriculum-based, hands-on learning for students, offer inspiring “edutainment” for the public and produce state-of-the-art training for teachers.
The Neighborhood Cancer Connection's mission is to connect people to free, integrative services that can meet their emotional needs, relieve financial burdens, and equip them for the most successful journey through cancer. All funds raised for the organization are used to support local cancer patients; we are not affiliated with any national cancer organizations.
The Meyer Center for Special Children is a nonprofit that empowers children with disabilities to reach their maximum potential. Their unique approach integrates early childhood education with intensive therapies, bridging the gap between students with disabilities and their typical peers. The Meyer Center serves children (ages 0-7 years) with varying disabilities such as cerebral palsy, Down Syndrome, autism and rare genetic conditions.