
Hole sponsors get their name/logo on a sign at the hole. We will also provide a QR code leading back to your business, if applicable. Your name/logo will also be listed on the golf program, and mentioned in the opening remarks.

Every year before the start of the outing, we toast in Scott's memory with a Budweiser (Scott's favorite beer). Your name/business will have a sign near the cooler(s), in the golf program, and mentioned in the opening remarks.

To keep our golfers fed, donate a hotdog for every participant. Your name/logo will appear on a sign at the bar where golfers will order drinks and pick up their hotdog. Your name/logo will appear in the golf program, and mentioned in the opening remarks.
Examples of previously donated items include, but are not limited to: TV's, e-bikes, restaurant gift cards, Yeti Coolers, one month gym memberships, a Lululemon fit session, yoga gift card, or a bottle of alcohol for the putting contest.
If you’re interested in becoming a sponsor or donor, we’d love to hear from you! Please contact Taylor Krahl with any questions or to learn more about available opportunities:
(630) 209-3772
hello@mayormemorialgolfouting.com
Or, if you’re ready to support the Mayor Memorial Golf Outing, complete our Sponsor & Donor Form.
The Mayor Memorial Golf Outing - MM7 was created to honor Scott Poulos and turn an incredible loss into something meaningful.
For the Poulos family, this event is a way to keep Scott's memory alive, bring together the people and community he loved, and help make a difference for other families affected by esophageal cancer.
Proceeds from MM7 benefit the Esophageal Cancer Action Network (ECAN), supporting its work to advance awareness, early detection, research, and advocacy.
By sponsoring or donating to MM7, your business or organization can gain visibility among local golfers, families, businesses, and community members while showing support for a cause that means so much to our family.
Your support helps us honor Scott, supports the fight against esophageal cancer, and reminds his family just how many people are helping us keep his memory alive.
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