You are invited to the
St. Joseph Hospital
25th Annual Todos Golf Tournament
Sponsored by Aramark
Monday, March 22, 2010
at Coto de Caza Golf & Racquet Club
Proceeds from the event will go towards Todos’ $1.5 million pledge to
The Center for Cancer Prevention and Treatment.
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Sponsorship, underwriting, advertising & item donation opportunities are available.
For more information please contact the Foundation at 714-771-8211 or via email at foundation@sjo.org.
From Title Sponsor, Aramark Healthcare - Patrick Billiter, Tony Ashe, Janet Flickinger and Mike McDevitt. at the 2009 Tournament.
2009 Event Co-chairs Eileen Doody and Dan Richardson
At left, 1st place Low Gross, North Course - from Auxilio, Clyde Fulks and Jeff Butler (Jacque Terblanche and Etinenne Weidemann unavalable for photograph). At right, 1st place Low Gross, South Course - Jerry Niewiadomski, St. Joseph Hospital Foundation Board Member Jim Gilmore, Keith Stribling and John Cebula.
Hole in One Scored for The Center for Cancer Prevention and Treatment
More than 200 Orange County golf enthusiasts came together March 30, 2009, for the 24th Annual Todos Golf Tournament sponsored by Aramark Healthcare, at the Coto de Caza Golf and Racquet Club. Proceeds from the golf tournament - more than $250,000 - will help patients who receive care in the hospital’s cancer center. The golf tournament featured a merchandise store, contests, opportunity drawings, silent auctions and awards.
The planning committee surpassed their goal and scored a hole in one for the one of the few cancer centers in the nation offering the latest in diagnostics, treatment and clinical trials.
“This year was our best year yet,” said Dan Richardson, Golf Tournament Co-Chair. “Participants were more than eager to contribute to a cancer center that has access to the latest in prevention, diagnosis, treatment and clinical trials and also play golf in a fabulous setting.” Golf Tournament Co-Chair Eileen Doody added, “It was wonderful to see that despite the challenging economic times, the community was able to come together to support such a worthy cause.”
Proceeds from the event will support the hospital’s 87,000 square-foot Center for Cancer Prevention and Treatment, which opened its doors in July 2008. The center, which includes unique design elements such as skylights and soothing color palettes based on the input of former cancer patients, offers the country’s most innovative technology in cancer care and prevention.