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Building Bridges Community Golf Day

 

Join us for the 5th annual Bajwa Dhami Building Bridges Community Golf Day


A fun-filled day of golf in support of a good cause: fostering deeper understanding, respect, and friendship between all people in the Fraser Valley.

Event details


Date

Saturday, August 24, 2024

  • 11 am | Registration and lunch
  • 12 pm | First tee-off (Texas scramble format)
  • 6:30 pm | Cocktails, dinner, and prize ceremony

* We will contact you with your tee-off time.

Location

Ledgeview Golf Club (35997 McKee Road, Abbotsford)

Registration

Your registration includes your round of golf, green fees, driving range warm-up balls, lunch, dinner, sponsored activities at various holes, contests, and prizes (longest drive, hole-in-one, closest to the pin, etc.)

  • Single golfer: $200
  • Twosome: $400
  • Foursome: $800
  • Dinner only: $100

Get a chance to win $1,000 as a hole-in-one prize.

Deadline to register: July 26, 2024

 

 

Sponsorship opportunities


Build a valuable partnership with UFV. Sponsoring a UFV event offers your business or organization branding opportunities — including exposure as part of our event marking campaign and on our website, blogs, and social media channels. Align your business and brand with an organization that serves your community and provides quality educational opportunities to students.

Questions?

If you have questions about sponsoring or donating to the Bajwa Dhami Building Bridges Community Golf Day, please contact us at sasi@ufv.ca

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2024 sponsorship packages coming soon

 

 

Behind the Bajwa Dhami Building Bridges Community Golf Day


 

Our annual Community Golf Day was founded in 2018 by Dr. Bajwa and Dr. Dhami.

The Bajwa Dhami Building Bridges Community Golf Day supports UFV’s South Asian Studies Institute (SASI) Research Fellowship Endowment, which funds scholarly research aimed at answering questions and tackling societal issues that matter in the Fraser Valley and beyond. The research SASI undertakes responds to and provides practical solutions for local, provincial, and national community issues. The research also supports community-building across the region. Our goal is to move the research beyond paper into communities and find ways for people to be engaged in building stronger communities.

 

Dr. Satwinder Kaur Bains
Director, South Asian Studies Institute

Dr. Amarjit S. Bajwa
Founder

Dr. Malwinder S. Dhami
Founder

Dr. Bharathi Sandhu. Margaret Atwood's novel, The Handmaid's Tale, is visible on the shelf behind her.

Bharathi Sandhu
Partner

Contact us


If you have questions about Building Bridges Community Golf Day, please email sasi@ufv.ca.

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