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1 16 th Annual Benefit Golf Tournament August 13 th, 2018 Susan L. Curtis Foundation Youth Development Programs (Camp Susan Curtis & CSC Leaders) The Woodlands Club 39 All kids attending Camp Susan Curtis participate in literacy activities to reduce summer learning slide 2/3 s of the achievement gap for low income students can be eliminated if they read 5 books over summer. Since 1974, developing character and skills for lifelong achievement in Maine s economically disadvantaged youth.

2 THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS EAGLE SPONSORS: Paul White Company Daltile and MAPEI BIRDIE SPONSORS: Purdy Powers & Company Consigli Jones, Rich & Barnes Funeral Home (Dignity Memorial) 4 Up in the Deep TD Wealth PUTTING CONTEST SPONSOR: Rogers Norton Wealth Management Group of Raymond James Thank You to Our Hole Sponsors (cont d.) Logos on inside pages. Some sponsor names may not be included due to print deadlines. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

3 Thank You to Our Hole Sponsors THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS (cont d.) EXCLUSIVE MAGAZINE MEDIA SPONSOR: HOLE SPONSORS Unum Paragon LLC Jamie & Karen Chouinard Casco Federal Credit Union The Prescott Family in memory of Kevin Prescott Southworth LLC IN KIND SPONSORS TWO MEN AND A TRUCK The Woodlands Club Sam s Club Shipyard / Sea Dog Brewing Co. Lori Southworth Southwest Air Welch Sign Logos on inside pages. Some sponsor names may not be included due to print deadlines. We apologize for any errors or omissions.

4 Thank You to Our 2018 Teams 4 Up In The Deep Bangor Savings Bank Bank of America CMP Consigli Daltile and MAPEI Fidelity Jones, Rich & Barnes Funeral Home (Dignity Memorial) KeyBank L.L. Bean Mannington MSC Industrial Supply Paul White Company Team 1 Paul White Company Team 2 PC Construction Purdy Powers & Company TD Commercial TD Wealth Turnbuckle Group of RBC Wealth Management Zachau Construction Thank You To Our Supporters The Prescott Family in memory of Kevin Prescott At the end of each 2 week session, CSC Youth & Staff take part in the Wishboat Ceremony. A small flame from the closing campfire is used to light a candle from each cabin; the cabin Footprints Award winners then lead their cabinmates to the waterfront, where each cabin candle is used to light those on their individual wishboats, signifying that the spirit of CSC lives on both in our memories and in our hopes and dreams for the future.

5 Thank You To Our EXCLUSIVE MAGAZINE MEDIA SPONSOR: Contests/Contest Holes Straightest Drive Hole #1 Closest to the Pin Hole # 5 Double Your $$ Hole # 7 Longest Drive Hole #18 (Men s & Women s) Putting Contest Practice Putting green $10,000 PUTTING CONTEST! Putter or Driver for winner of qualifying round; see contest bundle flyer for details. Team/Individual Awards $1,200 in gift certificates to The Woodlands Club Pro Shop!! CSC Youth build confidence by conquering challenges like the Ropes Course at Camp Susan Curtis. Studies show that healthy self confidence is closely correlated with success in school and life.

6 Thank You to Our Eagle Sponsors Thank You to Our Putting Contest Sponsor and All CSC Youth participate in Financial Responsibility Lessons like budgeting using Curtis Cash to make deposits at the CSC bank, and buy fun small items from the CSC store. Youth also can win a Curtis Cash High 5 (above) for positive camp supported behaviors.

7 Thank You to Our Birdie Sponsors (cont d.) Thank You to Our Eagle Sponsors (cont d.) TD WEALTH 4 Up in the Deep As part of CSC s Healthy Lifestyles Programming, children learn about dental care in fun ways. Research shows that low income children are far more likely to suffer from serious dental problems.

8 Thank You to Our Birdie Sponsors Thank You to Our Birdie Sponsors (cont d.)

9 Susan L. Curtis Foundation Youth Development Programs (Camp Susan Curtis & CSC Leaders) They taught us many important life skills like Managing a Budget and Public Speaking. This will be incredibly helpful for when I m off on my own and for when I present things for important causes in the future. (CSC Leader Rose) Susan Curtis Foundation s multi year programs bridge the opportunity gap for disadvantaged Maine youth by developing the character, confidence and skills needed to succeed. Motivated and empowered, Susan Curtis youth achieve essential benchmarks and generate exponential impact by helping others. The result is a new generation led by healthy, happy people equipped to build stronger families and communities for a stronger Maine. Founded in 1971, the Foundation s programs are delivered primarily at Camp Susan Curtis in Stoneham and year round through CSC Leaders. Approximately 500 boys and girls from 3 rd grade through high school and from all 16 Maine counties are referred in partnership with public schools. Every participating youth is economically disadvantaged and must be fully sponsored through donations. The youth development programs of the Susan L. Curtis Foundation (Camp Susan Curtis & CSC Leaders) are dedicated to economically disadvantaged Maine youth; all CSC youth must be sponsored through fundraising. Program areas include: Traditional Outdoor Learning & Recreation (3rd to 7th grades) Bridge Programs prelude to CSC Leaders for young teens EXPLORE hiking & outdoor challenges program (8th to 10th grades) start (Success Through ART) visual arts program (8th to 10th grades) SpEad Sports Leadership program (8th to 10th grades) S.T.E.M. fun applications of basic concepts in Science, Technology, Engineering & Math. (8th to 10th grades) Camp to Campus & Career improving higher education attainment and access (8th to 11th grades) Leaders: Intensive leadership development program (9th to 11th grades) Pathways explores post secondary options and career opportunities in Maine. (11th grade) All program areas include activities designed to build market driven 21st Century Skills needed for Lifelong Achievement: character development, healthy lifestyles, financial responsibility, literacy activities, environmental stewardship, Goal Setting, Decision Making, Teamwork, Self Confidence, Resilience. CSC Leaders also focus on Self Advocacy, Motivation to Achieve & Metacognition skills.

10 Thank You to Our 2018 Golf Committee Co Chairs Paul C. White, Sean Becker Rich Emerson, Todd Beacham Thank You to all Our 2018 Volunteers Martha Ahonen Nate Gagnon Rachel Kriger Shout out to the Unum team of volunteers! Jason Ouellette Truc Huynh Matt Lambert John Perry Gina Gawle Thank You to 2018 Staff Involved with the Tournament Stephanie Johnson Missy Schifano Heather Murdoch Curry Terence Ryan Tamara Nowak The Woodlands Club Staff: Doug VanWickler, PGA, Director of Golf; Toni Marie Nappi, Event & Sales Manager; and special thanks to everyone at The Woodlands Club. Susan L. Curtis Foundation Executive Director: Melissa Cilley Susan L. Curtis Foundation Staff: Jessica Eller, Office Associate; Lori Southworth, Director of Grants& Special Events TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE SCHEDULE 10:30 AM Player registration opens 10:30 AM Practice Range opens 11:45 AM Golfers in their carts and ready to go 12:00 PM Shotgun start! (Scramble format) 5:00 PM (approx) Final Round of Putting Contest (Practice Putting green ) 5:30 PM (approx) Dinner & Awards ceremony/ prize drawings in Clubhouse TEAM AWARDS LOWEST NET LOWEST GROSS 1st place team 1st place team 2nd place team 3rd place team INDIVIDUAL AWARDS (See separate program page for list of contest holes) STRAIGHTEST DRIVE CLOSEST TO PIN LONGEST DRIVE Women's Men's Some names may not be included due to print deadlines; we apologize for any errors or omissions