Seymour Charity Tournament

Since 1993, Seymour Golf and Country Club has hosted an annual charity golf tournament to support the local community. In 2022, we expect to surpass $1 million dollars in funds raised.
With assistance from staff, Seymour members volunteer considerable time and effort to put this tournament on to enable a local charitable organization to carry out its work in supporting or enriching some aspect of North Shore community life. Our tournament is a very proud tradition at Seymour, one that our members and staff work hard to support.
We have attracted significant community partners as donors each year and this has contributed to the tournament’s fundraising success. Recipients of funds from our charity golf tournament include:
- Emily Murphy House
- Lion’s Gate Hospital (palliative care, ICU monitor, and MRI scanner)
- Breast Cancer Research
- Autism Education Society
- Hemochromatosis Society
- Alzheimer’s Society
- P.A.W.S
- Northshore Hospice
- Westcoast Alternative Society
- North Shore Stroke Recovery Centre
- North Shore Crisis Services Society
- North Shore Schizophrenia Society (Family Support Centre)
- North Shore Rescue
- Hollyburn Family Services Society
- Canadian Mental Health Association
- Hollyburn Family Services Society (Seniors at Housing Risk Outreach Program)
- Looking Glass Foundation for Eating Disorders
2022 Designated Charity
Funds raised will go to the North Shore Restorative Justice Society (NSRJ). This charity partners with youth, schools, Squamish and Tsleil-Waututh Nations, the RCMP and police to provide alternatives to traditional court processes.
Your donation will directly support the expansion of the Restorative Engagement Program in North Shore high schools. This program will decrease youth involvement with police, provide an opportunity for accountability (from the offender) and reparation (for the victim) to create stronger and safer school communities.
See NSRJ website: CLICK HERE
Become a Donor
PRESENTING DONOR, donation of $10,000 or more
- exclusively recognized as the Presenting Donor of the Seymour Charity Tournament
- logo included in all email and newsletter communications with 1,000+ Seymour members
- prominently recognized as the Presenting Donor at the charity tournament and on Seymour’s website
- prominently displayed as the Presenting Donor to members, guests and the public on the Seymour Golf & Country Club Donor Board for one year
- corporate display opportunity
PLATINUM DONOR, donation of $5,000 – $9,999:
- recognized as a Platinum Donor in communications with 1,000+ Seymour members about the event
- recognized as a Platinum Donor at the charity tournament and on Seymour’s website
- name prominently displayed to members, guests and the public on the Seymour Golf & Country Club Donor Board for one year
GOLD DONOR, donation of $2,500 – $4,999:
- recognized as a Gold Donor in communications with 1,000+ Seymour members about the event
- recognized as a Gold Donor at the charity tournament and on Seymour’s website
- name prominently displayed to members, guests and the public on the Seymour Golf & Country Club Donor Board for one year
SILVER DONOR, donation of $1,000 – $2,499:
- recognized as a Silver Donor in communications with 1,000+ Seymour members about the event
- name prominently displayed to members, guests and the public on the Seymour Golf & Country Club Donor Board for one year
BRONZE DONOR, donation of $500 – $999:
- recognized as a Bronze Donor in communications surrounding the event
- name displayed to members, guests and the public on the Seymour Golf & Country Club Donor Board for one year
HOLE DONOR, donation of $100-$499:
- recognized as a Hole Donor on the Donor Board and with a sign on one hole of the course on the day of the event
Individual donors receive a charitable tax receipt from the Charity.
Apply to be our designated charity
The following are the requirements for applicants to the Seymour Charity Tournament held in July of each year.
Applications must be sent to info@seymourgolf.com with ‘Seymour Charity Tournament’ in the subject line by September 15 the year prior to the tournament. The successful applicant is normally notified in October.
Charities must be:
- A registered Canadian Charity
The applications must include:
- The organization’s CRA charitable registration number
- A short description of the organization and its staff
- A description of the project requiring funding including its expected impact
- The project budget breakdown
- Appendices:
- Financial statements for the last complete fiscal year
- Operating budget for the current fiscal year
- List of Board of Directors and their affiliation
The applications will be selected on their ability to meet the following criteria:
- Community need
- Size and viability of the project to be funded
- Part of the Lower Mainland community with preference for North Shore involvement