15th annual
Golf & Pickleball outing
July 21, 2025
The Seawane Golf Club
Join us on July 21 at the beautiful Seawane Golf Club in Hewlett, Long Island, for an incredible day of golf, pickleball, tennis, and support for our combat veterans, both U.S. and IDF. Heroes To Heroes Foundation is dedicated to saving the lives of combat veterans suffering moral injury and at serious risk of death by suicide, helping them transition from suicidal ideation to community reintegration.
Timing of Day
- 8:30am - Registration & Brunch
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11:00am - Shotgun Start
11:00am - Pickleball Start - 4:30pm - Cocktails & Dinner
The Seawane Club
Nestled in the heart of Hewlett Harbor, The Seawane Club is a private luxury golf and social club offering an exceptional experience for members and their families. Spanning 130 acres, it features a championship golf course, an indoor golf simulator, and premier pickleball courts. With a full-service restaurant and bar, grand lounge, and a commitment to outstanding service, The Seawane Club provides a welcoming atmosphere where members can relax, connect, and create lasting memories.
sponsor opportunities
Join us as a sponsor for the Heroes to Heroes Annual Golf Outing and make a lasting impact on the lives of combat veterans facing moral injury and PTSD. This premier event at the Seawane Club offers a unique opportunity to showcase your support, gain visibility, and connect with a dedicated community committed to changing lives.
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
aT-A-GLANCE
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Eagle Sponsor $7,500
Primary Recognition Opportunities: Dinner or Cocktail Reception Sponsors Additional Benefits: Includes (1) foursome, (6) additional dinner guests (reserved table), Dinner or Cocktail Reception “Presented by:___signage,” inclusion in all golf materials and Heroes to Heroes website, full-page ad in the journal.
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Racket Sponsor $3,000
Primary Recognition Opportunities: Pickleball Tournament Sponsor. Additional Benefits: Includes lunch, clinic, tournament, cocktail hour, and dinner for (4) players, and a half-page ad in the journal.
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Birdie Sponsor $5,000
Primary Recognition Opportunities: Brunch, Caddie, Golf-Cart, Score Card, Goody Bag, and Half-Way House Sponsors. Additional Benefits: Includes (1) foursome, (2) additional dinner guests, (2) tee signs, custom sponsor signage / dedicated logo feature associated with the select primary recognition opportunity, verbal recognition at dinner, and a half-page ad in the journal.
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Par Sponsor $2,250
Primary Recognition Opportunities: Putting Green, Driving Range, Locker Room, Pro-Shop, or Photography Sponsors. Additional Benefits: Includes (1) golfer, (1) tee sign, and custom sponsor signage / dedicated logo feature associated with the select primary recognition opportunity, verbal recognition at dinner, and a 1/4-page ad in the journal.
Registration
If Paying Check
MAKE CHECK OUT TO:
Heroes to Heroes
c/o: Golf Event Planning
4250 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Suite 260E Holbrook NY, 11741
Amount Paying $___________
With any questions contact:
cdbattaglia@golfeventplanning.com
(631) 546 – 1437
4250 Veterans Memorial Hwy, Suite 260E
Holbrook NY, 11741
Thank you to our sponsors
In Honor of Cary Chasky
Cary Chasky was born in 1945 in a post-war America still healing from the aftermath of WWII. Growing up Jewish during these pivotal years, he learned the values of resilience and community. His grandfather, who served in the Army, was honored for his bravery in World War I with the Silver Star and Purple Heart. Meanwhile, his father, having a leg deformity and determined to contribute during World War II, successfully joined the Merchant Marines. These themes would shape Cary’s life when he was drafted into the Army in 1966. Surprisingly, he was inducted into the Marines. He embraced this opportunity, understanding the importance of service during a tumultuous time for the nation.
It was there that he witnessed the profound effects of war on soldiers returning from the front lines. Though honorably discharged in 1968, he served two years in active reserves and an additional two years in inactive reserves. Transitioning back to civilian life was not easy. After struggling to find his footing in an environment that often neglected returning veterans, he joined his family’s screen-printing business.
In 1971, Cary met his wife Robin, and they were married in 1973. Together, they have built a beautiful life. In 1985, they welcomed their son Leslie, a moment that forever changed their lives and had the pleasure of witnessing their family grow when Leslie married Kristin in 2014. The best was yet to come; in 2022, they all celebrated the arrival of Charlie, the granddaughter who has brought more joy than Cary ever thought possible. Cary is grateful that you are honoring them by supporting Heroes To Heroes Foundation, an organization that means so much to him and his fellow veterans.
