Registration is OPEN! Sponsorships still available! 50-50 raffle tickets are on sale!
It’s time to register your team for the 19th Annual David Liebchen Memorial Golf Outing benefiting VOICEcorps Radio Service. The event tees off on September 23, 2024 at 1pm. Get your foursome together or plan to join the outing as a single – we’ll find you a team. Join your friends, family, and coworkers for an afternoon of great golf ending with player awards and cookout reception – ALL INCLUDED!
Foursome $500
Single $125
This year, golfers will experience the private greens of the York Golf Club. Located in Worthington, the 100 year-old York Golf Club boasts a challenging course, scenic views, and many player amenities. The excitement builds from the moment you drive towards the clubhouse and pass several holes of this 100 year-old golf club.
Don’t let the fun stop on the greens
The 50-50 raffle is back. Get your raffle tickets for a chance to win when VOICEcorps wins. You don’t need to be present to enter or win! The more tickets your get, the more chances to win.
Click here to buy your raffle tickets!
Are you unable to attend but want to support our event?
Join the CADDIE CLUB! Choose a Caddie Club ticket and you will have the opportunity to input the gift amount you choose.
Sponsorship packages are still available!
Show your corporate or individual support for ensuring every low vision, blind, or print-disabled person has access to local, regional, and national print news, finance and lifestyle periodicals, and other dedicated programming that enriches and encourages active, independent living – 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year. Call VOICEcorps at 614-274-7650 or email dana.sims@voicecorps.org for more information or questions.
2024 VOICEcorps golf sponsorship menu
CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR YOUR SPONSORSHIP NOW
VOICEcorps Reading Service is a free broadcast media service available for people with low vision, blindness, or unable to access print materials. For almost 50 years, VOICEcorps has preserved the independence of Ohioans 24/7/365 by reading printed news, periodicals, and books by keeping them connected to print materials they, otherwise, would not be able to timely access.