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We thank you for your continued commitment,

participation, and support in the

SOBOBA FOUNDATION & SOBOBA CASINO RESORT

9TH ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

We look forward to seeing you next year...


SOBOBA CASINO CASINO

CASINO

& FOUNDATION FOUNDATION

RESORT

SOBOBA

A N N U A L

A N N U A L

CHARITY GOLF

T O U R N A M E N T

9 th A N N U A L

CHARITY GOLF

T O U R N A M E N T

MAY 25 th th & MAY 26 th th | 2021

FOLLOW US


ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT

C A S I N O R E S O R T G O L F C O U R S E

On behalf of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians, I would like to welcome you to our 9th Annual

Soboba Foundation & Soboba Casino Resort Charity Golf Tournament. It is tremendously rewarding for

us to be a part of such a hard-working and dedicated team to ensure a successful event year after year.

After so many restrictions and challenges this past year, our local nonprofits have suffered by not being

able to host crucial events and fundraisers that bring much needed awareness and funding to their

organizations. We are thankful for your support, which will enable 10 worthy beneficiaries to continue

their important community work. These organizations that were selected to be on the receiving end of

your generosity are eager to volunteer their time to ensure that your day on the course is enjoyable, fun,

and truly worthwhile.

Representatives from each group will be volunteering their time at the tournament to show their

gratitude for your generosity.

We will have the highest level of safety protocols in place throughout the tournament so you may enjoy

your day of golfing and interaction with friends, old and new. Coming together in a beautiful setting for

a day of golf is always fun, but this tournament holds a special place in our hearts because so many

people benefit from it.

Thank you again for your commitment and support. We look forward to seeing you on the course.

Sincerely,

Isaiah Vivanco

Tribal Council Chairman

Tournament Director

Miiyuyam!

Welcome to our 9th Annual Soboba Foundation & Soboba Casino Resort Charity Golf Tournament!

On behalf of the Soboba Foundation and myself, we are grateful for your continued support more than

ever during these unparalleled times.

This tournament will be a success thanks to you and your participation. The nonprofits and charitable

organizations in our community will benefit from your generosity and we all appreciate that. Each of the

10 deserving beneficiaries of this year’s charity tournament serves an important role, whether it be to

assist youth, low-income families, veterans, or animals. We are so blessed to be able to partner with you to

ensure these organizations can continue to provide much-needed services to their clients. Even though

some of the pandemic related restrictions have been relaxed, we will continue to go above and beyond

with our safety protocols throughout the tournament. We promise it will not detract from the fun you

will have on the course as you share a day of golfing for some great causes.

We look forward to enjoying the event with all of you!

Respectfully,

Dondi Silvas

President

Soboba Foundation President

Welcome

Raffle tickets

RAFFLE TICKET PRICES

THE GRAND PRIZE: $10,000 CASH!

Will be raffled at the end of the day via live stream.

One winner will be selected each day.

All raffle sales will begin at 7:00 AM and conclude at 2:00 PM.

All raffle tickets will be pre-drawn and the winning numbers will be

posted on the Golf Genius App. Raffle winners can pick up their prizes by visiting

the Raffle Booth located near the Registration area.

This will be a drive-thru contactless pick up.

Once a winning ticket is verified, the prize will be placed in the vehicle.

TICKETS:

1 TICKET: $5

25 TICKETS: $100

50 TICKETS & 1 GRAND PRIZE TICKET: $200

100 TICKETS & 2 GRAND PRIZE TICKETS: $400

200 TICKETS & 4 GRAND PRIZE TICKETS: $500

MOBILE APP INSTRUCTIONS

1. Go to your app store on your Android or iPhone. Search “Golf Genius.”

Download the app (blue icon).

2. Enter the GGID found on the bottom right of your printed scorecard “SOBOBA”

3. Search “2021 SOBOBA CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT” and select the event.

4. To view the member portal, click on “MEMBER PORTAL” on the top right.

All important information will be posted on the portal along with raffles,

live streams, and notices.

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9TH ANNUAL CHARITY GOLF TOURNAMENT PG. 19

Grand Prize

Enter for your chance to win the Grand Prize

TRIBAL COUNCIL &

Soboba Foundation

Members

TRIBAL COUNCIL

Isaiah Vivanco

Chairman

SOBOBA FOUNDATION

Dondi Silvas

President

Isaiah Vivanco

Board Member

Geneva Mojado

Vice Chairwoman

Catherine Modesto

Vice President

Sally Moreno-Ortiz

Board Member

$10,000 CASH

One winner will take

each day!

Sally Moreno-Ortiz

Secretary

Daniel Valdez

Treasurer

Antone Venegas

Secretary

Julie Arrietta-Parcero

Treasurer

Daniel Valdez

Board Member

Kelli Hurtado

Sergeant at Arms

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Isaiah Vivanco

Tribal Council Chairman,

Soboba Foundation Board Member

Tournament Director

Geneva Mojado

Tribal Council Vice Chairwoman

Sally Moreno-Ortiz

Tribal Council Secretary


Daniel Valdez

Tribal Council Treasurer


Dondi Silvas

President

Soboba Foundation

Catherine Modesto

Vice President

Soboba Foundation

Antone Venegas

Secretary

Soboba Foundation

Julie Arrietta-Parcero

Treasurer

Soboba Foundation


Andrew Vallejos

Soboba Foundation &

Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians

Loovi Herrera

Soboba Foundation &


CHARITY GOLF

T O U R N A M E N T

Jason Cozart

Assistant General Manager

Soboba Casino Resort

Robert Mejia

Director of Food & Beverage


Jon Palsson

Executive Chef


Jayme Gasper

Beverage Manager


Elizabeth Snow

Catering Sales Coordinator


Frank Luchowski

Head Golf Professional

Soboba Springs Golf Course

Bill Alter

Assistant Golf Professional

Soboba Springs Golf Course

Michelle Woodfin

Director of Hotel Operations


Giovanna Morrel

Retail Manager


COMMITTEE

MEMBERS

Steve Nino

Chief Information Officer



Martin Moore

Chief Marketing Officer


Catie Stanley

Marketing Operations Manager


Johnny Frandsen

Senior Graphics Specialist


Kari McCracken

Warehouse Manager


Ken Alfaro

Accounting Manager


Anna Moses

Staff Accountant


Ulises Pedraza

Staff Accountant


CONTEST AND

HOLE IN ONE PRIZES

HOLES PRIZE SPONSORS

Hole 4

Hole in One 2021 Dodge RAM Hemet Chrysler Dodge

Jeep Ram

Hole in One $10,000 CASH Greenlinks

Closest to (4) $500 Cash Soboba Foundation

the Pin:

each player, each day

Hole 8

Hole in One 2021 BMW 3 Series BMW of Riverside

Hole in One $10,000 CASH Greenlinks

Closest to (4) $500 Southwest Gift Cards Soboba Foundation

the Pin:


Hole 14

Hole in One 2021 Land Rover Jaguar Land Rover

Closest to (4) $1,000 Promo Chips Soboba Casino Resort

the Pin:


Hole 16

Hole in One $10,000 CASH SCA Gaming

Hole in One $40,000 CASH Paradise Chevrolet

Closest to (4) $500 Cash Soboba Foundation

the Pin:


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GOLF COURSE

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VISION

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& PARKING LOT

G O L F C O U R S E

SOBOBA RD

The Vision of the Soboba Foundation can be seen through its mission statement,

which is to provide financial assistance for educational and charitable activities that preserve

the cultural heritage of the Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians and support Native American

and local community programs.

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HOLE

GREEN

FAIRWAY

SAND TRAPS

HOLE IN ONE CONTEST

CASH PRIZES

VEHICLE

GIVEAWAY

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3

4

15

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2

16

12

10

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CASINO

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C A S I N O R E S O R T

The Soboba Foundation follows in the footsteps of the Tribe and Casino

by continuing with their long term commitment by giving back to the community.

Last year, the Soboba Foundation gave back over $500,000 in cash to various charities and

non-profit groups within the community. By striving to achieve its mission, the Soboba

Foundation is able to provide much needed assistance and funding to organizations and

charities that are in need of support. Since its establishment in 2010, the Soboba Foundation

has been successful in achieving this, and will continue to strive to continuously meet this

goal year after year to ensure that this type of support is continued.

The Soboba Foundation continues to offer financial assistance to tribal organizations,

non-profit charities, and other community organizations within Southern California.

Specifically, the Soboba Foundation aims to support educational, health, economic

development, and special projects within Southern California.

The Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians allocates funding to the Soboba Foundation

for charitable giving purposes that is distributed to various organizations and non-profit

groups. Organizations may apply for funding by the way of an application which is submitted

to be considered for funding. These applications are reviewed by the Soboba Foundation

Board of Directors. During their regularly scheduled meetings, the Soboba Foundation Board

of Directors determine whether the request for funding falls within the fund priorities of the

Soboba Foundation.

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LAKE PARK DR.

The Soboba Foundation is driven by the dedication of the Soboba Foundation’s

Board of Directors and staff. Although elections for new Board Members are held every

two years, each new Board continues to move the Soboba Foundation forward while always

keeping the mission and vision in mind.

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BENEFACTORS

Soboba Band of Luiseño Indians Tribal Council


Soboba Foundation

Callaway Golf

BENEFiciaries

The Valley Community Panty has been a major resource for

those in need in the San Jacinto Valley and surrounding cities since 1965.

We have been providing emergency food along with rental and utility

assistance for the past 56 years. Over 82% of our clients we serve

(the majority of our clients are seniors and children under 17) are considered

extremely low-income residents with an annual income of under

$14,150. We are run by an Executive Director/CEO along with a team

of dedicated and hardworking volunteers and Board of Directors which

make us an important resource to our communities.

Our motto is: Giving Hope, Helping Families, and Blessing Lives!

My City Youth - is dedicated to intentionally pursuing the creation

of opportunities that encourage creativity, athletic abilities, and an open

door to future possibility through the practical application of positive life

skills in a manner that promotes social equity and supports social justice,

in a diverse population of at-risk youths and families.

FORMAT OF PLAY

Scramble – All players will tee off from the designated tee box.

The team will then pick which tee-shot they feel is the best one.

All other balls will be picked up and all players will converge on

the best tee-shot. Use a tee to mark the position of that ball.

Each player will now proceed to play from within ONE CLUB LENGTH

of the chosen spot. After all payers have hit, you will now as a team,

decide the best of those four shots and play will continue that way

until a ball is holed-out. Players must report their score to the

designated scorer at the end of each hole.

Rules that must be followed

in this type of scramble:

•Men shall play from the BLACK TEES.

•Women shall play from the SILVER TEES.

•Please use sand & seed mix on your cart to fill all divots.

•Please repair all pitch marks on the greens.

•Par is the highest score. Once you have hit Par please pick up

and go to the next hole. This will help with pace of play.

•If your best shot is the rough, it must remain in the rough.

You may not use your one club length to move the ball

to the fairway. The same goes for bunkers and water hazards.

•When on the green, you only have one putter-head length

from the ball’s original position.

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MAJOR

SPONSORS

BENEFiciaries

“We would like to give a big thank you to all our

Tournament sponsors for making a difference!”

San Manuel Band of Mission Indians

Santa Rosa Pít Stop

Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians

Santa Rosa Rancheria Tribal Council

Securesite Solutions

Scientific Games Corporation

SEBA Sheriff's Employees’ Benefits

Association

Slot Tickets Worldwide


Soboba EDC

Soboba Foundation

Soboba Tribal Council

Soboba Tribal Gaming Commission

SoCal Gas

Soda Jerk

South Coast Copy Systems

Southern California Edison

Edison International

Southern Glazer Wine & Spirits

Sycuan Band of the Kumeyayy Nation

Sycuan Casino Resort

Symetra

Synergy Information Solutions

Sysco Riverside

Tachi Palace Casino Resort

Team Bolden

Technet

Tule River Indian Tribe

Twenty Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians

United Concordia

US Playing Card

Viejas Band of Kumeyaay Indians

VIP Uniforms

Waxie Sanitary Supply

Wells Fargo

HEMET HOSPICE Hemet Hospice Volunteers Charitable Care

Program provides supportive services and financial assistance to improve

the quality of life for hospice patients and their families when they need it

most, such as groceries, temporary care in a facility or a paid caregiver to

provide an exhausted family member some relief. Through our Charitable

Care Program, we also grant last wishes to those who are facing the end of

their lives. Hemet Hospice Volunteers offers bereavement support to those

who have experienced the loss of a loved one. We offer several adult

bereavement support groups. We also provide a youth bereavement

program in the local school districts for elementary, middle and high

school age children who are coping with the loss of a parent, grandparent,

or sibling as a result of a terminal illness, car accident, sudden unexpected

illness or violence.

FRIENDS OF VALLEY-WIDE FOUNDATION Since 1991, the

FRIENDS OF VALLEY-WIDE FOUNDATION, has been supporting Valley-Wide

Recreation and Park District’s programs and facilities. Who are the Friends

of Valley-Wide? Some are doctors, some are peace officers, some are

business owners; the non-profit foundation is composed of various

community leaders who came together to help Valley-Wide Recreation

create community. Fundraising with a Purpose; The Friends of Valley-Wide

Foundation have created two (2) one of a kind fundraising events, these

events not only bring the community together, they generate enough

funds to support critical programs that benefit the residents in the

Valley-Wide Recreation and Park District. One of those events is

“The Weekend” Golf and Dinner Auction; for the past 21 years, this 2-day

event has generated over 1 million dollars, with all the money raised going

back into the community. In 2019, the Friends of Valley-Wide Foundation

was selected by the California Parks and Recreation Society, as a recipient

of the Outstanding Community Organization Award for the

State of California.

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BENEFiciaries

SEMPER FI SPORTS has been in existence since 2016.

We help veterans’ transition through youth sports along with assisting

youth attain scholarships to colleges. We have helped over 80 student

athletes receive college scholarships and some to very pristine universities

like West Point Military Academy, Harvard, Columbia, Berkley to name

a few. We have provided thousands of veterans with Christmas stockings

and hygiene items throughout are local VA hospitals and also the Aspire

center, which treats veterans returning from wars in Vietnam, Iraq and

Afghanistan.

T.H.E. Center has been serving our community since 1984. We

firmly believe the bond between a horse and a human is life changing. Our

goals are as follows; to help students of all ages, diagnoses and abilities

reach their full potential, foster a community based on inclusion and to

promote the impact of the human- animal bond. With the guidance of

this vision, we have proudly served more than 15,000 individuals and their

families, trained over 3,400 volunteers and together provided over 93,840

hours of service to our community.

VETERANS PAYING IT FORWARD is an advocacy group that

specializes in helping veterans file claims relating to service connected

disabilities. Our founder, Ronnie Imel, has decades of experience working

on claims for hundreds of veterans with the VA. He started this nonprofit

organization so that we may grow and bring our services to more veterans

in need.



Gate City/Heineken USA

Gate City/Mikes Hard Lemonade & White

Claw

Gate City/Miller Coors/New Belgium

Harrells

Health Smart

Heimark Distributing & Anheuser Busch

HUB International

Hunter Media

IGT- Pac West Sales

IGT- Video Poker

Imagine This

Interblock Gaming

Incredible Technologies

Key Bank

KTGY

Konami Gaming, Inc.

Kronos

Loretta Tuell

Maintex

MGO CPA

Mike Hiles

Morongo Band of Mission Indians

MAJOR

SPONSORS

Mutual of America

Oak and Stone Consultants

Optimum

OPTX

Origin Environmental Planning

P & D Seafood Co.

Pala Band of Mission Indians

Pechanga Band of Luiseño Indians

Pechanga Development Corporation

PNC Bank

PepsiCo

Picayune Rancheria of Chukchansi Indians

Pinnacle Bank

Premise Health

Profactic

Professional Accounting Solutions, Inc.

Red8 (Insight Investments)

Reliable Security Sound & Data

Riester

Rincon Band of Luiseño Indians

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Able Card, LLC

ACS Inc. Accent Card Services

Action Gaming

Agility AVL

AGS

Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians

Alliant Insurance Services, Inc.

Anheuser Busch

Anthem Blue Cross

Aramark

Aristocrat Technologies

Arizona Restaurant Supply

Aruze Gaming America & Gaming Arts

Bank of America

Bank of Hemet

Barona Band of Missions Indians

Beaumont Do It Best Home Center

Berg Electric

Bluberi Gaming USA, Inc.

C.W. Driver/SICON

CDW

MAJOR

SPONSORS

C.W. Driver/SICON

CDW

Chavez-Grieves Consulting Engineers

Chihuahua Cerveza

Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians

Cisco Systems

City of San Jacinto

Concept 3

CTBA

Drakes Organic Spirits, LLC

Eagle Mountain Casino

ECO Lab

Empire Welding

Engineering Resources of

Southern California, Inc.

Everi

First Californian Credit Union

Gary Platt Manufacturing

Gate City/Constellation

BENEFiciaries

CARE A VAN was established in the San Jacinto Valley in 1994 for

the specific purpose of addressing the unmet transportation needs of

senior citizens, individuals with disabilities, and economically disadvantaged

individuals. Care-A-Van provides door-to-door transportation to medical

appointments, senior centers, dialysis centers, grocery stores, vaccination

clinics, and many more. Unlike other transportation agencies, our services

are free and we rely on the generous support of donations from passengers

and the community. For many of our riders, we are their lifeline to the

community

The Ramona Humane Society (RHS) is celebrating its 52 years

serving people and pets in the San Jacinto Valley. RHS is a non-profit,

open-admission animal shelter, animal control agency, and high quality,

low-cost spay/neuter, and a full-service hospital. Our goal is to partner with

our community to eliminate animal overpopulation by offering low-cost

spay and neutering services and to eliminate euthanasia through public

outreach programs and promoting shelter adoption of pets to loving

homes. RHS shelters lost, unwanted and abused animals from four different

cities. Last year, they received over 6,500 live animals.

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Sponsors

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& PARKING LOT

SOBOBA SPRINGS

GOLF COURSE

ENTRANCE

“With gratitude and appreciation we thank all our

Food & Beverage Sponsors for your support and effort

for making this possible!”

Hole # FOOD & Beverage Sponsors SERVING

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GREEN

FAIRWAY

SAND TRAPS

FOOD

STATIONS

BEVERAGE

STATIONS

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2

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SOBOBA RD

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C A S I N O R E S O R T

HOTEL

ENTRANCE

LAKE PARK DR.

1 Constellation / Patron Mexican Style / Tequila

Sysco

2 Belching Beaver / Takara Sake Craft / IPA / Sake

Phillips Seafood

Sirachi Shrimp Dip

3 Golden Road / Bandero Beer / Heineken / Spirits

Core Group / Sweet Street Uncrustables / Brownies / Cookies

4 Chihuahua Brewery Mexican Style

Soda Jerk

Premade Shots

5 New Belgium Seltzer / Craft

PDI Foods

Grab n’ Go Entree

6 Rogue Beer / Spirits Crafed / Canned Cocktails

7 Anhueser-Busch Michelob Ultra

Drakes Organic / Waypoint Vodka / Rum

8 Molson Coors Domestic

St. Archer Brewing Co.

Craft Beer

Key Impact

Nathans Mini Hot Dogs

9 Samuel Adams White Claw

Teremana

Tequila

10 Anhueser-Busch Michelob Ultra Seltzers

Vienna

Hot Dogs

11 Lagunitas Craft Beer

Crown Royal / Kettle One Canned Cocktail

& Tanguary Cocktails

Brown Foreman / Palisades Jack Daniels

12 Firestone Craft

Jameson

Whiskey

13 Garage Brewery Craft

Grey Goose

Vodka

Acosta

14 HUSA Dos XX / Arizona Seltzers

Bols

Liquor

15 Mikes Hard Lemonade Truly Seltzer

Cutwater / Jaritos

Canned Cocktail / Mexican Sodas

La Vista Sales

Al Pastor Mini Tacos

16 Constellation Mexican Style

Fireball

Whiskey

17 The Long Drink Canned Cocktail

Sysco

18 Pomp & Whiskey Gin

Anhueser-Busch

BudLight Seltzer

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