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Women Drivers Golf Tournament 2010

Presents
Women Drivers Golf Tournament

The only all-women charity golf tournament in Hawaii. Proceeds benefit the Women's Fund of Hawai'i and our mission of bringing about lasting social change through the empowerment of women and girls.

 

Mid-Pacific Country Club
Monday August 30, 2010

 

The Board and staff of  the Women’s Fund are grateful to all of the generous community  sponsors, prize donors, golfers, volunteers, and Mid-Pacific Country  Club for making our 7th Annual HMAA Women Drivers Golf  Tournament
a great success.

The tournament raised over $44,000 to support programs designed to empower,  educate, and uplift women and girls throughout the state of Hawai‘i.

Mahalo nui loa!


Eagle Sponsor
American Savings Bank


Birdie Sponsor
TheCab 422-2222

 
Chipping and Putting Sponsors
Bishop & Co. Bonterra Renewable Energy and  Solar Power
  HonBlueHawaiian Tel
  Tyrie Jenkins, M.D.  Eye Care


Par Sponsor

Judy Barrett, Realtor
 
 

 Hawaiian TelBonterra Renewable Energy and    Solar Power

Waialae Dental Care Koolina
 
 

Mercedez Benz of HonoluluIKON
THe Wine Stop
Beati Control


 


 

 


 
Welcome to the Women's Fund of Hawai'i

Women are doing well in Hawai'i - there are countless examples of successful women in a variety of professions. But that's only part of the Hawai'i story.

Far too many women in the Hawaiian Islands live in poverty. They cannot even meet the basic needs of food, shelter, medical care and transportation. They have a history of substance abuse, incarceration, violence or sexual abuse. Many are in poor physical and emotional health and have inadequate job opportunities. Others became mothers at too early an age.

These women have children. They, too, are living in poverty, and unless there is help, the cycle of poverty is destined to continue.

Without your help, too many women will fail. That is why the Women's Fund of Hawai'i was established.

We believe that when one woman is not financially secure, safe and empowered, we are all less so.

When women thrive, families and communities prosper.