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Thank You! - Totals Posted Soon Charity To Benefit Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) View 2010 Outing Pictures - See Photos Link  | Golfers at 2010 Outing to Benefit RBI Program - See Photos Link For More Outing Pictures |
2010 Outing Contest Winners Tournament Winners - Ugly Spare Foursome of Chris Chipain, Ryan Hagensee, Bobby DeMent, and Chris Birdsell. Putting Contest - Mike Abbatemarco Longest Drive (Men) - Joey "Bigfoot" Bogdan Longest Drive (Women) - Heather Munoz Closet to Pin (Men) - Joe Tomasellie Closet to Pin (Women) - Jackie Irmen Donation Totals Posted Soon! CHICAGO - You are cordially invited to join our 7th Annual golf outing and awards banquet benefiting Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) on Friday, August 13, 2010. Players will enjoy a great day on the course, participate in contests and drawings for over $15,000 in prizes, and enjoy lunch, a great steak dinner, and beverages. Individuals and teams are welcome! Our goal is to provide a fun and enjoyable day of golf, offering a good value to golfers at an affordable price, while concurrently raising funds for a worthwhile cause, promoting our valued sponsors, and encouraging the networking of friends and associates. We are very excited that Village Greens of Woodridge will host our outing for the second year. Village Greens is conveniently located one block east of I-355 on 75th Street in Woodridge. Last year we almost completely sold out and raised over $16,500 for the Wounded Warriors Disabled Sports Project thanks to your efforts. See the photo link for pictures from this great event. Our outing has raised over $65,000 over the past six years to various charities (see history page for details). We hope you seriously consider helping our cause. 
The format is a Four-Person Team Scramble with a Shotgun Start. Awards will be given for Overall Team Scramble Winner (best score), Closest to the Pin on Holes 5 and 12, and Longest Drive on Holes 9 and 13 (both Men's and Women's). We will also have Hole-in-One Contests on all the Par 3s - awarding a $10,000 Cash Prize, Dell Desktop Computer, Eight Piece Set of Nike Pro-Combo Irons, or Roundtrip Domestic Airline Tickets for Two; and a Putting Contest including a $5,000 cash prize.  Cost: $145 per individual golfer or $560 per foursome. $160/$620 after Aug 1st. OUTING INCLUDES
18 Holes of golf and cart fees Free Driving Range
Box lunch and goodie bag
Drink Tickets for on-course beverages
Post golf banquet with
Steak dinner
& 2 hour premium open bar
Raffle Prizes
Free transportation available | Schedule of Events 10:00am: Charter bus leaves from Wrigleyville 11:00am: Registration/Box Lunches Served 12:30pm: Review rules of play 1:00pm: Shotgun start 5:30pm: Putting Contest Finale $5,000 Putt Attempt 6:00pm: Dinner served w/ 2 hour open bar 7:00pm: Awards, Raffle, and Auction Winners Announced 8:00pm: Evening concludes - charter bus departs for return to Wrigleyville |
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The 2010 golf outing will benefit the Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) program. Endorsed by Major League Baseball, RBI has grown from a local program for boys to an international campaign encompassing more than 200 cities and as many as 120,000 male and female participants a year. RBI gives kids a chance to play baseball or softball in a positive environment, but more importantly assists children in disadvantaged areas by teaching them how to help themselves through goal-setting, self-respect, discipline, teamwork, and community pride. This year's beneficiary is in conjunction with our fall NBBC tournament in Memphis, and our charity partner with the St. Louis Cardinals’ AAA affiliate, the Memphis Redbirds. The Memphis Redbirds Baseball Foundation funds the local RBI program that provides inner-city children with safe summer activity during a seven-week-long program of instructional baseball and softball. Participants join with children from their own community to form teams that travel throughout the city to play baseball. The RBI program is free to all boys and girls ages 6 through 16, who are provided baseball equipment, uniforms, transportation, and nutritious lunches daily. RBI renews interest in baseball while promoting physical fitness, teamwork, and individual achievement. The program has successfully routed hundreds of thousands of youths from the ills of gangs, drugs and violence. Tax Deductible Donation - As this charity is a qualified 501(c)(3) Non-Profit. Tax info available on request. 
NBBC is a non-profit organization that raises money for baseball related charity organizations in conjunction with our annual baseball tournament. All proceeds from our event will go to our selected charity beneficiary. Our members fully support all of their own expenses related with participating in the baseball tournament, and provide personal donations to the charity in addition to those funds we raise.
Through the years, No Bats has donated over $1,000,000 to baseball and sports related charities, such as: the Wounded Warriors Disabled Sports Project, the Tony and Alicia Gwynn Foundation, Diamondback Charities, the Nolan Ryan Foundation, the Cal Ripken Senior Foundation, Dave Dravecky's Outreach of Hope, the Jim "Catfish" Hunter ALS Foundation, and Cubs Care. Over the last five years our golf outing has raised almost $50,000 for charity.
This year's beneficiary, Reviving Baseball in Inner Cities (RBI) is in conjunction with our fall NBBC tournament in Memphis, Tennessee and the Memphis Redbird Baseball Foundation. All No Bats donations go to a worthy cause that meets the standards and traditions established by No Bats over the years. Our beneficiaries are typically an IRS 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt charity organization. For more go to the Website www.nobats.com
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