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Sponsored by
John Nottingham's USA Martial Arts
SAVE THE DATE!
Saturday, October 25, 2008
Scottsdale Country Club
Starfire Golf Club
Located at 11500 N. Hayden Rd, Scottsdale AZ
YOUR ENTRY FEE INCLUDES
- Cart
- Green Fees
- Continental Breakfast
- Awards Lunch
- Tee Bag
GAMES OF THE DAY
- Raffle
- Live Auction
- 50/50
- Closest to Pin
- Hole In One
- and Much More!
SHOTGUN START AT 8 AM
Four Person Scramble
$125 per Player or $500 per Foursome
Proceeds donated to Break The Chain Foundation, dedicated to
Local Children's Charities and the Treatment and Prevention of Child Abuse
For more information, reservations and registrations, contact Melissa or Dawn at Two Gals Events 602-568-5313 or 480-213-1184.
Hole Sponsors and Corporate Sponsor opportunities also available! Contact Melissa at 602-568-5313
or Kristin at 480-443-0088
Recognized today as the oldest and most historic golf club in Scottsdale, Arizona, Starfire at Scottsdale Country Club offers a traditional style layout with spectacular views of the McDowell Mountains, while meandering through some of the oldest Eucalyptus and Pines in Scottsdale.
This 27-hole Arnold Palmer designed layout is far from the typical "Arizona Golf Experience". The "King" Nine was designed by Arnold Palmer and opened in 1988. Palmer also redesigned the Squire and Hawk nines making them more challenging with bunkers and water hazards coming into play on 13 holes. Superb year-round course conditions, coupled with impeccable customer service create a memorable and historic golf experience.
Break The Chain of Child Abuse
Children's Charity Break-A-Thons
Saturday, May 17, 2008
10:00am - 12:00pm
John Nottingham's Martial Arts
(in the Wal-Mart parking lot at
101 & Frank Lloyd Wright in Scottsdale)
Now Accepting Donations!
See the 2006 and the 2007 Arizona break-a-thon event pics here.
You Can Make A Difference in 2008 with the Break The Chain of Child Abuse Charity Break-a-thon!
Plus a world record attempt!
USA Martial Arts is teaming up with top schools from around the country and world to raise one million dollars to break the chain of child abuse. Be a hero and find out how you, your family and company can easily get involved to make a difference in saving the lives of children.
CLICK HERE TO WATCH THE VIDEO
Mission
Raise one million dollars for the prevention and treatment of child abuse.
2008 GOAL
World record simultaneous international break. USA, Canada, China, Korea, Spain, Japan, Australia!
Be a part of this historic effort at 11am Scottsdale 101 & Frank Lloyd Wright next to Walmart and Starbucks
Background
Break the chain foundation was founded by Master Brett Lechtenberg and a group of socially conscientious Martial Arts Masters and business professionals. Thanks to the contributions of many good hearted individuals, community minded companies and generous Martial Artists, it has gained rapid grass-roots, local support and continues to evolve and grow. See the 2006 and the 2007 Arizona break-a-thon event pics here.
HOW STUDENTS AND FRIENDS PARTICIPATE
It's easy. Simply obtain donations to sponsor you to break boards. Get your sponsorship sheet at the school, download it from the website (available soon) or email. Then just ask friends, family, coaches, teachers, neighbors and others to sponsor you. Send email, write, call, and personally ask others to help you get more sponsors. You can break your boards on May 17 at the World Record Attempt or another day (the important thing is raising money for the charity). Get your directions kit and sponsor sheet that will answer all your questions.
How You Can Get Involved in This Breakathon
- Corporate sponsorship a vendors booth - Booths are $250 donation
- Sponsor a brick or board with your family name - Bricks $50 donation
- Donate to the silent auction
- Sponsor a brick or board with your company's name - Bricks $50 donation
- Give pledges for each brick or board broken at the event - You can donate any amount!
- Buy items from the auction - Raffle prizes and silent auctions!
Reserve your spot, brick or board as a Break The Chain Hero.
Bring friends and family to this great event May 17, 2008!
Ways To Help
Sign up today and make a difference in the lives of children who need your help because they can't help themselves.
Donation Methods:
- Single Gift
- Monthly Gift
- Memorial Gift
- Honor Gift
By Phone: 480-443-0088,
By Mail: John Nottingham's USA Martial Arts
Attn: Break The Chain Foundation Children's Charity
15231 N 87th St. Suite 125,
Scottsdale, AZ 85260
By Fax. 480-443-1188
By Email: Info@usa-martialarts.com
Give thanks for the protected kids in your life
and give to those who are not.
Breaking the Chain of Child Abuse
Master John Nottingham, USA Martial Arts and his various enterprises are committed supporters of the Break The Chain Foundation and other charities to help "Break the Chain of Child Abuse". He has set a goal of raising one million dollars for this worthy cause, and he needs your help and support. All proceeds from donations go directly to our local chapter of the well respected Break The Chain Foundation. All donations are tax deductible, and you can check out their website at http://www.breakathon.com for more information.
  
One of the biggest events Master Nottingham has helped to organize for this cause is the Break-A-Thon, involving all the schools in the USA Martial Arts Chain. This event was last held on September 9th, 2006, with great success. This years Breakathon event will be held May 19th at the USA Martial Arts Scottsdale location at 101 and Frank Lloyd Wright.
I am asking you personally to help me on my mission to make the world a better place. Please don't put this aside and think that somebody else will do it. I am counting on you. Here is how you can really help me make a difference. Pass the word on this to your friends, family and at work. Ask for their help. Please be courteous and respectful as you ask and I know we will see miraculous things take place.
Thank you for helping me break the chain of child abuse.
With gratitude and optimism,
John D. Nottingham
Please see the contact page for more information on helping Master Nottingham achieve his goal.
Thank you for your love and generosity.
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