PORTFOLIO - MAY 2020

A SAMPLING OF
CREATIVE WORK BY
JEFF OUIMETTE

Thanks for taking the time to view my portfolio.
Currently I am a proud Foxboro, MA resident where
I live with my lovely wife Jennifer & our 4 crazy kids
Lucy, Lily, JJ & Frankie.
I am originally from Johnston, RI where I attended
St. Thomas Regional School and graduated from
LaSalle Academy, Providence, RI in 1996.
I attended Northeastern University for 2 years from
1996-98. Through one of my Co-op placements I was
offered a full-time position and started working as a
Video Editor at WPRI/WNAC-TV in East Providence, RI.
I would later go on to work for the Pawtucket Red Sox
Baseball Club as Director of Media Services from
2003-2008.
My next career step was being hired as the Manager
of IT for MassBio in July of 2008. While at MassBio
I became the Director of IT & Graphic Design.
In May of 2018 I struck out on my own and officially
started OuiDesign.
I have been designing with the aid of a computer
since 1996. My skills are always evolving, as new tools
& techniques are introduced to my craft.
- Jeff Ouimette

Massachusetts
Biotechnology
Council
Director, IT & Design (Nov 2013 – May 2018)
Manager, IT (2008 – Oct 2013)
MassBio Signature Events Creative
Policy Leadership Breakfast
Rare Disease Day
#MBpolicy
2018 MassBio
POLICY LEADERSHIP BREAKFAST
Wednesday, January 24, 2018
Omni Parker House
60 School Street, Boston, MA
8:00 AM - 10:00 AM
2018 Policy Leadership Breakfast

MassBio Signature Events Creative
MassBio’s Annual Meeting
Agenda
Thursday, March 30 TH
1:00 – 1:15 pm MassBio Leading Impact Award Presentation
grand ballroom
Presented to Pfizer, Accepted by Morrie Birnbaum, SVP & Chief Scientific Officer, Internal Medicine
Agenda
Friday, March 31 ST
9:30 - 10:30 am Breakout Sessions
Skyline
MassCONNECT
This panel will focus on the success of the MassCONNECT model, and cover how entrepreneurs excel with
the proper mentorship.
THURSday, MaRcH 30 – FRIday, MaRcH 31, 2017
Royal SoneSTa HoTel – caMbRIdge, Ma
Pfizer
2017 MassBio Leading Impact Award
MassBio’s Economic Development Advisory Group (EDAG) created the Leading Impact Award in 2012 to annually
recognize significant contributions of individuals or organizations in the arena of local, regional and state economic
development that have improved the competitiveness of Massachusetts as a destination for the life sciences industry.
Since then, five honorees have been recognized for their work in making Massachusetts a global hub for life sciences.
The 2016 Leading Impact is presented to Pfizer. With more than 2,100 colleagues throughout the state, Pfizer is
Massachusetts’ seventh largest biopharma employer. The company invests considerable resources in partnerships with
universities and small biotech companies, and currently has more than 100 such agreements and partnerships in the state.
Since opening in 2014, Pfizer has nearly doubled its footprint in its Kendall Square location, adding more than 300
employees and leasing space to other biotech companies. Pfizer recently broke ground on a new clinical manufacturing
facility in Andover, which will lead to 75 new employees who will support manufacturing efforts.
Committed to the community, Pfizer works in collaboration with Andover schools to generate students’ interest in the
sciences, through educational programming and a unique partnership with Andover High School’s Special Education
program that allows students the opportunity to perform jobs on-site Monday through Friday. Pfizer employees also
mentor students – in 2016, 100% of the participating students not only graduated from high school, but are
college-bound.
Panelists:
Anh Hoang, Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer, Sofregen Medical
Tom McMurry, Chief Executive Officer, WntRx Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Howard Weisman, President & Chief Executive Officer, Seventh Sense Biosystems
Dave Zhu, Co-Founder & Chief Scientific Officer, WntRx Pharmaceuticals Inc.
Moderator:
Imran Nasrullah, Director, Innovation Sourcing, Boehringer-Ingelheim
longfellow
CNS
In this panel, we aim is to discuss current research, approvals, and trends in Parkinson’s, Alzheimer’s, and
other CNS-related diseases.
Panelists:
Stephen J Curtis, Director, Business Development -Emerging Technology & Innovation, Eli Lilly and Co.
John Dunlop, Vice President, Neuroscience Research, Amgen
Penny Hallett, Director, Neuroregeneration Research Institute, McLean Hospital
Presented by:
and Assistant Professor, Harvard Medical School
Moderator:
Kiran Reddy, President & Chief Executive Officer, Praxis Precision Medicines
10:30 – 10:45 am Coffee Break
grand ballroom Foyer
10:45 – 10:50 am Patient Story presented by: Paul Kidwell, PR/Patient Advocacy Consultant and Caregiver
grand ballroom
#MassbioaM17
neTwoRk:
SoneSTa FUncTIon
Pfizer is also committed to advancing healthcare, and supports access to medicines. Recently the company awarded a
$200,000 grant to the state AIDS Action Committee, which will be used to expand services for injection drug users,
underscoring a dedication to addressing the opioid overdose epidemic. Pfizer also has a RxPathways program, which helps
eligible patients obtain access through medicines by offering support services that include insurance counseling, co-pay
help, discounted or free Pfizer medicines and more. In 2015, Pfizer helped more than 1,000 uninsured or
underinsured people in Massachusetts, and provided 8,633 free or discounted prescriptions.
Prior Honorees:
2016: Novartis
2015: Michael F. Collins, MD, FACP, UMass Medical School
2014: Governor Deval Patrick
2013: Massachusetts Biomedical Initiatives in Worcester, MA
2012: Pfizer’s Center for Therapeutic Innovation at the Center for Life Sciences in Boston, MA
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Massachusetts
Take a tour through the Massachusetts supercluster of life
sciences and healthcare—from training and education through
research and discovery—right through to manufacturing and
delivery of treatment to patients around the world.
DON’T MISS TODAY’S LIFECYCLE MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAMS!
Take a tour through the Massachusetts supercluster of life
sciences and healthcare—from training and education through
research and discovery—right through to manufacturing and
delivery of treatment to patients around the world.
DON’T MISS TODAY’S LIFECYCLE MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAMS!
Take a tour through the Massachusetts supercluster of life
sciences and healthcare—from training and education through
research and discovery—right through to manufacturing and
delivery of treatment to patients around the world.
DON’T MISS TODAY’S LIFECYCLE MASSACHUSETTS PROGRAMS!
MassBio Signature Events Creative
BIO Convention
Patient Advocacy Summit
Experience Lifecycle Massachusetts.
Booth
#4913
Tuesday
June 20 TH
The top 4 NIH funded independent
hospitals are located in Massachusetts. H
@MassBio @MALifeSciences
#MAPavilion #BIO2017
http://www.massbio.us/bio17
Raffles every day!
Experience Lifecycle Massachusetts.
Booth
#4913
Wednesday Massachusetts has the most employees working for
June 21 ST companies focused on biotech R&D in the nation.
@MassBio @MALifeSciences
#MAPavilion #BIO2017
http://www.massbio.us/bio17
Raffles every day!
Experience Lifecycle Massachusetts.
Booth
#4913
Thursday Massachusetts biotechs received
June 22 ND $2.1 billion in VC funding in 2015.
@MassBio @MALifeSciences
#MAPavilion #BIO2017
http://www.massbio.us/bio17
SEE YOU IN
BOSTON FOR
BIO 2018!
Raffles every day!
Friday, October 27, 2017
Merck
33 Avenue Louis Pasteur
Boston, MA
8:00 am – 4:30 pm
Advancing Massachusetts’ leadership in the life sciences to grow the industry, add value to the healthcare system, and improve patient lives.
Booth #4913
SEE YOU IN BOSTON FOR BIO 2018!
www.massbio.us/bio17
The Massachusetts Biotechnology Council is an association
of more than 975+ biotechnology companies, universities,
academic institutions and other organizations dedicated
to advancing cutting-edge research.
We advance Massachusetts’ leadership in the life sciences
to grow the industry, add value to the healthcare system,
and improve patient lives.
Join today and take advantage of:
• Networking & Professional Development
• Access to Capital & Innovation Support Services
• Our Purchasing Consortium
• Public Policy & Advocacy
• Economic Development Services & Industry Data
• MassBio Signature Events
SEE YOU IN BOSTON FOR BIO 2018!
300 Technology Square
Eighth Floor
Cambridge, MA 02139
(617) 674-5100
www.massbio.us/bio17
Booth #4913

MassBio Golf Classic
Your Passport includes:
10 Raffle Tickets
(You can choose which raffle prizes you’d like to go for-- we’ve got
restaurantgift cards, tickets to area attractions, and more!)
GOLF
PASSPORT
1
10 Raffle Tickets
3
Field Goal Entry Shot
1 Mulligan
(Also known as a do-over, you don’t want to leave the clubhouse without one!)
1 Field Goal Entry Shot
(Drive your tee shot through the uprights at the designated hole and win
$100 gift card, thanks to our friends at GE Healthcare.)
1 Hole-in-One Entry
(Get a hole in one at the designated hole, sponsored by
our friends at Morgan Stanley, and win two airline tickets,
thanks to our friends at Direct Travel.)
Remember, all proceeds go to support the life sciences
education initiatives of the MassBioEd Foundation.
Thanks for your support!
Name
2
One Mulligan
4
One Hole-in-One Entry
RECEPTION
ONE DRINK
ONE DRINK
RECEPTION
24th Annual
GOLF CLASSIC
Tee Off for
Biotechnology Education
Friday, September 14, 2018
The International
Bolton, MA
RECEPTION
RECEPTION
ONE DRINK
ONE DRINK
ONE DRINK
ONE DRINK
RECEPTION
RECEPTION
HOST SPONSOR
The Pines Course
The Oaks Course
| Starting Hole #_____
THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSORS
PREMIER SPONSORS
PRESENTING SPONSORS
RECEPTION
ONE DRINK
ONE DRINK
RECEPTION
Network: IGC Guest Password: EatSleepPlay #Golf4BioEd
RECEPTION
ONE DRINK
ONE DRINK
RECEPTION

MassBio MBTA Careers Campaign
MassBio partnered with the Massachusetts Bay Transportation Authority to run a campaign focused
on finding qualified job candidates for all of the different job opportunities available. This campaign
ran for a quarter of the year and had 3 separate design styles, with the common theme of saving
patient lives with cutting edge science.

MassBioEd Champions for Biotechnology Awards Reception was first held in November 2016.
At that time I was asked to create a logo and brand for the event, along with producing all of the
collateral to support the marketing. Here is the branded material for the 2018 event.
Champions Program
Award Recipient Posters
#Champs4BioEd
#Champs4BioEd
#Champs4BioEd
Udit Batra
“There is a well known quote from educational philosopher, John Dewey, that reads,
‘If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s, we rob them of tomorrow.’
No one understands this better than MilliporeSigma CEO Udit Batra. Dr. Batra’s
commitment to bring STEM subjects to life for Burlington students clearly
demonstrates his belief that local communities and students can, and will, have a positive
global impact. As honored as Dr. Batra is to receive this recognition from the MassBioEd
Foundation, I know that he would be just as excited to be surrounded by a group of middle
school students experimenting in the MilliporeSigma Curiosity Cube. His love of learning
and discovery is contagious. Thank you Dr. Batra for keeping your focus on tomorrow by
supporting the expansion of STEM programming for the students of today.”
Takeda
Innovative Medicine
“Takeda took on a great legacy of corporate citizenship and support for
education in biotechnology when it acquired Millennium and has even
grown its engagement in our community since. Through its Living Through
Giving program and active contribution to MassBioEd’s BioTeach program,
Takeda is a true leader in getting young people excited and engaged about
career opportunities in the life sciences.”
Global Leader
Living through Giving
Volunteerism
Supporter
Community Partner
Career Exploration Host
Takeda-ism
Building STEM Pipeline
1000 Cranes of Hope
Lindsey L’Ecuyer
“We are so fortunate to have an educator like Lindsey L’Ecuyer
leading our students in exciting lessons based on real life scientific
explorations. Lindsey makes science intriguing for students
as she connects it to their lives. I appreciate that Lindsey creates
scientists out of students who might at first not see themselves
in that light, she is awesome!”
- Eric Conti, Superintendent of the Burlington Public School District
- Robert Coughlin, President & Chief Executive Officer, MassBio
- Philip Conrad, Principal, Andover High School

*participated in career experiential learning programs. (Biotech Futures, Career Exploration Day, or Speakers in Schools)
BOLD schools received an equipment grant or loan & mentoring.
*participated in career experiential learning programs. (Biotech Futures, Career Exploration Day, or Speakers in Schools)
BOLD schools received an equipment grant or loan & mentoring.
Champions Social Media Elements
Facebook Cover
Website Sponsor Block
Twitter Cover
Additional Supporting Posters
2018 Corporate and Foundation Funders of MassBioEd
$100,000 - $200,000
THANK
YOU
97% of teachers are
implementing BioTeach labs
into their classrooms.
• Andover High School*
• Assabet Valley Regional
Technical High School
• Attleboro High School*
• Avon Middle-High School
• Barnstable High School
• Bartlett High School
• Billerica Memorial High School*
• Boston Day and Evening Academy
• Boston Preparatory Charter Public School*
• Brighton High School*
• Brockton High School*
• Chelmsford High School*
• Claremont Academy*
• Danvers High School*
• Dartmouth High School
• Dearborn STEM Academy
• Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School*
• Dupont Memorial Middle School
• East Boston High School*
• Easthampton High School
• Essex Technical High School*
• Everett High School*
• Excel High School*
• Forman School
We trained 165 individual teachers who
brought training & lab activities to
over 12,000 students in 2017-18!
I really enjoyed listening to the presenters at
Career Exploration Day. It was interesting to hear
about the different perspectives of jobs in the
biotechnology field. It definitely peaked
850 students
my interest about life sciences.
participated in
Everything was amazing, better than I
career
expected. I really liked the tour and
experiential
physically seeing the equipment and
learning
understanding their functions. This trip
exceeded my expectations, for sure. ”
programs.
- Revere High School Student,
Career Exploration Day 4/11/18
2017-18 BioTeach Schools
• Foxborough Regional Charter School
• Framingham High School
• Frontier Regional High School
• Global Learning Charter Public School
• Gloucester High School
• Greater Lawrence Technical School*
• Greenfield High School
• Groton Dunstable Regional High School*
• Hampshire Regional High School
• Herricks High School
• Hingham High School
• Hingham Middle School
• Holyoke High School
• Hoosac Valley High School
• Hull High School
• Innovation Academy Charter School*
• Joseph P. Keefe Technical High School
• Keene High School
• Lawrence High School
• Lexington High School
• Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School*
• Littleton High School
• Ludlow High School
• Lynn English High School*
• Lynn Vocational Technical Institute*
• Madison Park Technical
Vocational High School
• Malden High School
• Masconomet Regional Middle
& High School*
• McKinley Prep High School
• Medford High School
• Medford Vocational Technical High School*
• Millbury Junior Senior High School*
• Monson High School
• Mystic Valley Regional Charter School
• Nashoba Regional High School
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School
• Nashua North High School*
• New Bedford High School
• New Liberty Innovation High School
• New Mission High School*
• Newton North High School
• North Attleboro High School*
• Northampton High School
• Northfield Mount Hermon School
• Old Colony Regional Vocational
Technical High School
• Paulo Freire Social Justice Charter School
• Pembroke High School
For more information, visit www.MassBioEd.org
92% of students are more
interested in pursuing a
career in the life sciences.
• Pioneer Charter School of Science
• Quabbin Regional High School
• Quaboag Regional Middle-High School
• Revere High School*
• Seekonk High School*
Shepherd Hill Regional High School
• Southeastern Regional Vocational
Technical High School*
• Southwick Regional High School
• Springfield Central High School
• Springfield High School
of Science and Technology
• Stoneleigh-Burnham School
• Sturgic Charter Public School East Campus
• The MacDuffie School
• Toms River High School South
• Urban Science Academy
• Watertown High School
• West Springfield High School
• Weston High School
• Westwood High School
• Whitman-Hanson Regional High School
• Winchester Public Schools
• Worcester North High School
$50,000 - $99,999
$20,000 - $49,999
$5,000 - $19,999
In-Kind
www.massbioed.org
97% of teachers are
Your support brought training to 92% of students are more
implementing BioTeach labs 165 individual teachers & lab activities to interested in pursuing a
into their classrooms.
over 12,000 students in 2017-18!
career in the life sciences.
I have been to a number of professional development opportunities,
and few, if any, have exceeded the knowledge level of staff, how
prepared the materials were, and how engaging and complete the
lab activities were. Educators were amazing, talented, and friendly.
I am excited to recommend workshops to educators I network with.
- Laurie Smith, Science Teacher
Old Colony Regional Vocational Technical High School
850 students
participated in
career
experiential
learning
programs.
I loved going through each of the individual labs at MilliporeSigma
and seeing the major applications and processes of different
products in the biotech industry. The coolest lab station was seeing
them make the membrane. Overall, it was an amazing experience!
- Nashua North High School Student, 4/11/18
2017-18 BioTeach Schools
• Andover High School*
• Foxborough Regional Charter School
• Madison Park Technical
• Pioneer Charter School of Science
• Assabet Valley Regional
• Framingham High School
Vocational High School
• Quabbin Regional High School
Technical High School
• Frontier Regional High School
• Malden High School
• Quaboag Regional Middle-High School
• Attleboro High School*
• Global Learning Charter Public School • Masconomet Regional Middle
• Revere High School*
• Avon Middle-High School
• Gloucester High School
& High School*
• Seekonk High School*
• Barnstable High School
• Greater Lawrence Technical School*
• McKinley Prep High School
Shepherd Hill Regional High School
• Bartlett High School
• Greenfield High School
• Medford High School
• Southeastern Regional Vocational
• Billerica Memorial High School* • Groton Dunstable Regional High School* • Medford Vocational Technical High School*
Technical High School*
• Boston Day and Evening Academy • Hampshire Regional High School • Millbury Junior Senior High School* • Southwick Regional High School
• Boston Preparatory Charter Public School*
• Herricks High School
• Monson High School
• Springfield Central High School
• Brighton High School*
• Hingham High School
• Mystic Valley Regional Charter School
• Springfield High School
• Brockton High School*
• Hingham Middle School
• Nashoba Regional High School
of Science and Technology
• Chelmsford High School*
• Holyoke High School
• Nashoba Valley Technical High School
• Stoneleigh-Burnham School
• Claremont Academy*
• Hoosac Valley High School
• Nashua North High School* • Sturgic Charter Public School East Campus
• Danvers High School*
• Hull High School
• New Bedford High School
• The MacDuffie School
• Dartmouth High School
• Innovation Academy Charter School* • New Liberty Innovation High School • Toms River High School South
• Dearborn STEM Academy
• Joseph P. Keefe Technical High School
• New Mission High School*
• Urban Science Academy
• Dennis-Yarmouth Regional High School*
• Keene High School
• Newton North High School
• Watertown High School
• Dupont Memorial Middle School
• Lawrence High School
• North Attleboro High School*
• West Springfield High School
• East Boston High School*
• Lexington High School
• Northampton High School
• Weston High School
• Easthampton High School
• Lincoln-Sudbury Regional High School* • Northfield Mount Hermon School
• Westwood High School
• Essex Technical High School*
• Littleton High School
• Old Colony Regional Vocational • Whitman-Hanson Regional High School
• Everett High School*
• Ludlow High School
Technical High School
• Winchester Public Schools
• Excel High School*
• Lynn English High School* • Paulo Freire Social Justice Charter School • Worcester North High School
• Forman School
• Lynn Vocational Technical Institute*
• Pembroke High School
For more information, visit www.MassBioEd.org

Life Science Cares SM organization is a collective effort of the Life Science industry to eliminate the
impact of poverty on our neighbors in the greater Boston area. Sarah MacDonald, former EVP of
MassBio, asked me to create a Sponsorship Prospectus, supporting documentation for membership
solicitation and miscellaneous print ads and event graphics.
Sponsorship Prospectus 2019

The We Care image above is a print piece that will be distributed to members of Life Science Cares SM
to be displayed in reception areas of the member companies.
Membership Flyer
Updated version 5/24/2019
Why join Life Science Cares?
It’s good business. Research shows a well-designed corporate social responsibility program increases employee
engagement and productivity, while reducing employee turnover and the costs associated with turnover. And
employees these days expect a diverse array of volunteer opportunities year-round.
It’s good citizenship. Poverty, wealth inequality and the opportunity gap are the societal challenges of our time in
Greater Boston. With more than 20% of Boston families living in poverty, not working to address the issue means we
are turning our backs on our neighbors.
How does it work?
1. Life Science Cares finds and evaluates nonprofit organizations doing the most effective and impactful work fighting
poverty in Greater Boston. Through an application and grant review process, we find programs and organizations where
we can have clear, measurable and unique impact as an industry.
2. LSC provides financial grants to these partners and builds deep relationships to understand how the industry’s other
resources (time & talent) can be put to use.
3. We work across our member organizations to recruit volunteers to meet our partners’ needs. These can be individuals,
informal company teams or all-company efforts, and programs can be structured for one-time or ongoing participation.
You receive seasonal volunteer calendars, monthly newsletters and invitation to upcoming events and share with your
entire team.
4. LSC tracks and publicizes the results of our collective efforts—via regular member communications, company-specific
impact reports, materials you can share via your Intranet or employee communications vehicles, social media and
traditional media channels.
FOUNDING MEMBERS
To join Life Science Cares, contact
Sarah MacDonald, Executive Director, sarah@lifesciencecares.org or 617-637-5052.
Together, we will make a meaningful and lasting impact in the communities in which we live and work.
Print Ads
Mini Golf for Good
Save the Date
Poster
Sponsor
Thank You
Banner

Sarah MacDonald
For SelectMAn
Successful 2019 Campaign
ELECTED - Received Highest Vote Count in
race for two open Select Board seats.
Campaign Signage
Palm Card
Dear Friend Card

Postcards
Social Media Elements
Photo Booth Props
Facebook Event Banner

COMMUNITY
A DIVISION OF PROMEDDX
New brand for a community interested in
contributing to the future of healthcare.
Recruitment profile survey form &
digital consent form.
I am contracted with ProMedDx to assist their IT Director with database testing and script review.
I am also creating web pages within WordPress to support this new brand initiative, CommUNITY.
Logo Design
Website Landing Page
Community Profile Form

RxCELERATE
RxCelerate Postcard Project
Contracted for Graphic Design
April 2019
I had the pleasure of creating this leave-behind postcard for a former MassBio colleague, Laura
Hamilton, now the Executive Vice President, US Operations for RxCelerate.
Shown here are the initial e-mail, Word and PowerPoint elements provided by Laura in order for me to design the postcard.
Laura’s Initial Communication
Hi Jeff,
Hope all is well with you and the Ouimette clan!
Here’s what I’m thinking. I have a lot of travel coming up and I’d
love a nice leave-behind for the companies that I visit. I really like
the postcard size that we used to promote MassBio events, BUT...
if we need to go bigger to fit in the content, I have no objections to
doing a full page. I’d like it to be printed front and back and have a
similar look/feel to our website. We are currently building it out to
include more pages, but from the current, one dimensional site, I
think there are enough graphics to pull to generate the same look
and feel. www.rxcelerate.com
Here is an idea of the layout I’d like. You can remove the boxes
around the text, I only did that so I could play with sizing to fit
everything in! Will this work?
Front page content attached. Will be back to you as soon as I can
with the back content.
Thanks!
Laura

Dads Appreciating
Down SyndromE
OF MASSACHUSETTS
Golf Tournament Organizer (2010 – Present)
Dads Appreciating Down Syndrome, or D.A.D.S., is an organization of fathers of children who have
Down Syndrome. Our mission is simple... to assist and support, through fellowship and action, the
fathers and families of individuals with Down Syndrome.
Golf Tournament Creative
Tournament Program
Registration Form
Agenda
11:30 am: Registration, Driving Range & Putting Green Available for All Golfers
1:00 pm: Shotgun Start - Scramble Format
6:00 pm: Reception in Clubhouse
6:20 pm: Live Auction , Buffet Dinner, Golf Prizes & Raffle Winners Posted
Please join us for the 10th Annual D.A.D.S. Golf Tournament
at Easton Country Club in Easton, MA on Sunday, September 8, 2019!
The mission of D.A.D.S. is simple –
“to assist and support, through fellowship
and action, the fathers and families of
individuals with Down syndrome.”
D.A.D.S. is a proud affiliate of the MDSC
(Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress)
The MDSC is a registered 501(c) 3 charity organization
with a Federal Tax ID # of 22-2596246.
Please join us for the 10th Annual D.A.D.S. Golf Tournament
at Easton Country Club in Easton, MA on Sunday, September 8, 2019!
Eagle Sponsors
Performance Management Group
Nordicity Training, Inc.
Bainbridge International
The mission of D.A.D.S. is simple –
Starting Hole #_____
“to assist and support, through fellowship and action, the fathers
and families of individuals with Down syndrome.”
Live Auction Items
New England Patriots Future Hall of Fame Tight End:
Rob Gronkowski Autographed Football
Estimated Value: $600.00
Donated by: Garrett Mann
G.O.A.T.:
Tom Brady Autographed Photo
Estimated Value: $200.00
New England Revolution Team Autographed Soccer Ball
Suggested Retail Value: $150.00
PGA Pro’s Sand Wedge of Choice:
Ping Glide 2.0 - 56 Degree Sand Wedge
Donated by: Thomas Doherty
Suggested Retail Value: $140.00
A Night of Black & Gold:
Boston Bruins vs. Washington Capitals
Thursday, December 14, 2017 @ 7:00 PM
Section 330, Row 15, Seats 17 & 18.
Donated by: Nuno DaSilva
Face Value: $128.00
Schedule of Events
Sunday, September 8, 2019
11:30 a.m. Registration Check-In
Driving Range and Putting Green Available for All Golfers
1:00 p.m. Shotgun Start - Scramble Format
6:00 p.m. Reception in Clubhouse
6:30 p.m. Buffet Dinner, Awards Ceremony, Raffle and Auction
Registration Information (Application on reverse)
$140 per player includes driving range, golf cart, greens fee,
includes Buffet Dinner Reception.
$30 if only attending Reception and Buffet Dinner
$15 per child (12/under) only attending Reception and Buffet Dinner
Sponsorship Opportunities
$1000 Eagle Sponsorship
(includes golf foursome, sign on tee box, and up to
four additional guests for Reception and Dinner)
$100 Birdie Sponsorship (sign on tee boxes)
Contests and Prizes
First and second place for lowest team score, also prize for highest team score!
Closest to the pin, longest drive, most accurate drive.
Long Drive Pro - Hole in from Pro’s tee shot win $5,000 Golf Getaway!
Exciting Raffle and Auction items!
Directions to Easton Country Club: http://www.eastoncountryclub.com/directions.htm
265 Purchase Street ~ South Easton, Massachusetts ~ (508) 238-2500
Massachusetts D.A.D.S. Golf Outing Registration Form
Golfer(s) Name Mailing Address Email Address Phone #
_____________________ ____________________________ ________________________ ___________________
_____________________ ____________________________ ________________________ ___________________
_____________________ ____________________________ ________________________ ___________________
_____________________ ____________________________ ________________________ ___________________
_____ # of Additional Attendees for Reception/Dinner ($30/adults or $15/kids 12 & under)
*PLEASE NOTE: Registered golfers receive dinner as part of $140 entry fee.
_____$100 Birdie Sponsorship
_____ $1000 Eagle Sponsorship
(sign at tee box)
(foursome for golf, sign at tee box, up
to four additional guests for dinner)
Birdie/Eagle Sponsors:
Sign content: ________________________________________________________________(Recommend Name & Web URL)
I am unable to attend the event, but would like to donate $________.
________ Total Amount ($140/golfer, $30/reception, $100 or $1000 sponsorships)
Please return registration form to jeff.ouimette@dadsmass.org
or mail with check made payable to “MDSC”(and please include D.A.D.S. Golf in the memo line) to:
Jeff Ouimette - 90 Central Street - Foxboro, MA 02035
PayPal payments can also be sent to jeff.ouimette@dadsmass.org.
Please choose friends & family payment option.
To pay by credit card, please fill in the information below:
(Credit cards will be run as they are received through our D.A.D.S. of Massachusetts Paypal account)
Visa____ MasterCard____ AmEx_____ Discover____
Cardholder Name: ____________________________________________________________________
Card #: ______________________________________________________ Exp: ________/___________
D.A.D.S. is a proud affiliate of the MDSC (Massachusetts Down Syndrome Congress)
The MDSC is a registered 501(c) 3 charity organization with a Federal Tax ID # of 22-2596246.
For additional information, please call or email Jeff Ouimette
at (617) 999-5771 or jeff.ouimette@dadsmass.org.
Credit Card Billing Address Zip Code ____________ _______________Security Code ____________
The MDSC is a registered 501(c) 3 charity organization with a Federal Tax ID # of 22-2596246.
Thank you for supporting D.A.D.S. of Massachusetts!
MA Lottery Scratch Ticket Raffle
$150 worth of Massachusetts Lottery Scratch Tickets
Raffle Items
1. Chalkboard
2. DADS Swag Bag - XXL Hoodie & Hat
3. Disney Jr. Raffle Basket
4. Disney Raffle Basket
5. Dustin Pari Prize Pack & Spooky Thanksgiving Pass
6. Farmer’s Daughter, Easton, MA GC
7. Ghost Town Studio - Arc Iris Screen Print
8. Ghost Town Studio - Big Business Screen Print
9. Ghost Town Studio - Bouncing Souls Screen Print
10. Ghost Town Studio - Wilco’s Solid Sound Screen Print
11. Kids Summer Raffle Basket
12. Kimball Farms - 4 Rounds of Mini-Golf & 4 Spin Zone Rides
13. King Richard’s Faire - 4 Pack of Passes
(9/16, 17, 23, & 24)
14. King Richard’s Faire - 4 Pack of Passes
(9/16, 17, 23, 24, 30 & 10/7, 9, 14, 21 & 22)
15. Launch Trampoline Park (2) 1-Hour Passes
16. Providence College Friars Fan Pack
17. Storyland - 4 Passes (EXP 10/09/17)
18. Superman Raffle Basket
19. TreeTop Adventures, Canton, MA - 1 Pass
20. Viva Beads Bracelet & Matching Earrings
Special Thanks
To all of the golfers who registered to golf with us, thank you for
taking time out of your busy schedules to support our group!
To all of the companies and individuals who donated raffle/auction items,
sponsored a tee box sign or just donated to D.A.D.S.
Tournament Superstars:
Garrett Mann with 7 foursomes, 2 Birdie Sponsors
& our top auction prize, a Gronk Signed Football!
Dennis Teravainen with 4 foursomes!
Dave Granfors & Brian Famiglietti with 3 foursomes!
Also a special thanks goes out to my wife, Jen Ouimette, and family for
putting up with me while I took time to organize this event.
To Mark Lombardi & Crew
at Easton Country Club
- can’t wait to start scheduling the
10th Annual Tournament!
Save the Date for Social Media
I have organized the golf outing at Easton Country Club for that last 9 years and am proud to say
we average raising $10,000 or more each season for the charity.

THE LONGEST GAME
IN BASEBALL HISTORY
Commemorative Anniversary Logo Design
for Pawtucket Red Sox
Baseball’s famous “Longest Game” between the Rochester Red Wings and the Pawtucket Red Sox
lasted a record 33 innings and took more than eight hours over two different days to complete. The
game took place in 1981.
It took just 18 minutes on June 23rd to finally end the contest. The game, which drew national
attention because of the baseball strike and the historical nature of the event, attracted a near
sellout crowd of about 5,800 to McCoy Stadium.
Logo Design
Commemorative Patch

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