Beaman Home’s
25th Annual Golf Outing

We are looking for a few special Companies, or individuals, who would like to be special sponsors

Major Sponsors $3,000
In return the sponsor receives:
     Naming Rights
     Signage at tournament
     Media and Facebook Coverage
     Recognition in printed program, and Facebook promotions
     Distribution of promotional material on tournament day
     Space for 2 teams to participate in tournament

Caddie Sponsors $2,000
In return the sponsor receives:
     Signage at tournament
     Ability to display or distribute promotional materials
     Recognition on printed program and Facebook
     Space for 1 team to participate in tournament

Greens Contest Sponsors $1,500
In return the sponsor receives:
     Signage at tournament
     Recognition on printed program and Facebook
     Space for 1 team to participate in tournament

Hole Sponsors $100
In return the sponsor receives:
     Signage at specified hole
     Recognition on printed program and Facebook

Wildman Business Group Donates Baby Items

Many times a domestic violence victim retreats to the Beaman Home to escape their abuser with only the thought of removing their children from a life-threatening situation.  There is no time to plan or bring along the necessities to survive.  Babies and young children especially need diapers, special beds, and necessary equipment for safety and development.  Recently, Wildman Business Group employees generously donated several cases of diapers and other necessary items for the young children who are served by the Beaman Home.  

Altrusa International District Six Donates to Beaman Home

At Altrusa International's District Six Annual Conference April 7-9 held at Swan Lake Resort near Plymouth, the district service project this year benefitted the Beaman Home.  Donations were made in products and cash.  Beaman Home Executive Director, Tracie Hodson spoke to the group and thanked the district's members from Indiana, Illinois and Kentucky.  She was very passionate in her message about the important role of the Altrusa Club of Warsaw to the Beaman Home and domestic violence advocacy, and reminded members how much their work in their communities benefits these types of organizations.   

Nearly 1,300 items were donated and another $570 in cash was divided between Beaman, Gabriel's Horn Shelter (Portage County) and Housing Opportunities for Dayspring Counseling Center in Valparaiso.  The Merrillville, Warsaw and Huntington Clubs co-hosted the Conference this year and chose the recipients.