Meeting Recap
The Foundation reported receiving donations directed towards the earthquake in Turkey and Syria, and purchased two ShelterBoxes which are used for humanitarian relief when natural disasters strike. The Foundation is also matching the donations received a couple of weeks ago when Cal Klinzing attended raising money for the Luekemia and Lymphoma Society, which the Ode Family Foundation will also match. If you want to read more or donate you can see a letter from him at
documents/en-ca/a266898f-ff91-4550-8c06-c113a8513f1b/1
The Service Above Self Scholarship Application is available on the website.
Chili Open
After breakfast everyone who can should head up to the fairgrounds to prepare for the Chili Open.
Thanks to everyone who has spread the word and assisted with auction items, sponsors and ticket sales.
Tickets are still available for $50 and at the door. Foursomes are available for $120 both in advance and at the door. We are also selling VIP tickets this year for $125, with a minimum purchase of 2. Tickets are currently on sale on the website
chiliopen.com Speaker
Our speaker was Polly Mytinger of the Alzheimer's Association.
The Alzheimer's Association provides both funding for research into treatments for Alzheimer's, as well as support for people and families affected by it.
They organize a walk for their fundraiser, which is one of the top walks. It will be at the end of October at the zoo.
Jay Dzurilla's table won the drawing table drawing. The Queen of Hearts is worth $546 and there are 35 cards left. They are responsible for putting up the banners and selling tickets next week..png)
