Fore the Future: Supporting Florida's families one round at a time

The Florida Institute for Child Welfare's first Golf Invitational aims to enhance education, training, and career readiness for child welfare workers serving Florida’s children and families. This event is more than a fundraiser—it’s a chance to foster resilience, confidence, and community through sport. 

As one of Florida’s Top 30 Golf Courses in 2023, the Seminole Legacy Golf Club course stretches 7,800 yards, featuring two ranges and a new 12-hole par three course for the golf teams, making it the best place to test your skills, no matter your age or abilities. 10% of the proceeds from this event will be donated to the Institute's annual service partner. This year, the Institute is supporting the Oasis Center for Women & Girls in Tallahassee.

Be part of a meaningful day on the green where golf meets purpose.

Cost Per Player $300

Save $100! Cost Per Team (Four Players) $1,100

REGISTER TO PLAY

If you’re interested in joining us as a sponsor, we encourage you to start there—many of our sponsorship packages include a team of four players along with added benefits. Sponsoring is a great way to support the event, showcase your business, and enjoy the tournament with colleagues or friends. With various sponsorship levels available, there is something for everyone to contribute. 

Sponsorship applications must be received by March 6, 2026, and paid in full by March 31, 2026. Please note, you must register your organization and/or golfers and submit a sponsor agreement in order to confirm your sponsorship! For more information on becoming a sponsor: DOWNLOAD SPONSORSHIP PACKET

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COMPLETE SPONSOR AGREEMENT

Can't Join Us?

You can still support our mission by contributing to the Florida Institute of Child Welfare foundation fund at FSU. Our team continuously strives towards offering research opportunities, immersive learning experiences, and impactful events. Your direct support will enhance our education and training opportunities that strengthen students, frontline workers, families, and researchers.

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