The Foundation’s Annual Charity Golf Tournament will return in 2026! While rising costs and other factors have led us to pause our Charity Golf Tournament in 2025, we’re excited to bring it back—bigger and better—in 2026. More information will be provided once the 2026 Golf Tournament date is established.
The Foundation’s 2024 golf tournament was very successful with 79 registered golfers in attendance! Golfers were able to apply the tips she provided on the golf course that same day. The Foundation raised a net amount of over $29,000. Every dollar raised will helps address the needs of older adults by supporting programs and services of the Riverside County Office on Aging and other public agencies and organizations.
We invite everyone, businesses and individuals to join us as a sponsor for this event and take advantage of this opportunity to promote your company and its products/services. Gift Certificates from area restaurants, retail stores, raffle prizes and gift donations are also gladly accepted.
We are anticipating a highly successful and well-attended golf outing. Show your clients, friends, neighbors and colleagues your company’s commitment to helping seniors in need and become a sponsor today.
We thank you in advance for your support for this great cause. If you have questions, please don’t hesitate to email the Golf Tournament Committee at: contact@foaging.com
$10,000 Gold Sponsor: Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Indians
$5,000 Silver Sponsor: Riverside Office on Aging
$2,500 BRONZE SPONSORS: City of Rancho Mirage, Inland Empire Health Plan (IEHP), Safeguard by FONTIS
$1,500 EAGLE SPONSORS: Riverside County Dept of Veterans Services, Burrtec Waste Industries Coachella Valley,
Von Zabern Surgical Instrument Design & Mfg., Marron Lawyers
$1,000 BIRDIE SPONSORS: City of Palm Desert,
Beacon Property Mgmt, Country Village Apartments,
Fantasy Springs Casino and Resort,
City of Desert Hot Springs,
Abbott Vascular Division, Temecula
$750 CLOSEST TO THE PIN: The Joslyn Center,
Agua Caliente Band of Luiseno Indians
$500 CLOSEST TO THE PIN: School First Credit Union,
Stuft Pizza Bar and Grill,
Pechanga Resort & Casino
$500 LONGEST DRIVE SPONSOR: Leon and Patricia Reynolds
SIGNS & BANNERS SPONSOR: Fusion Sign and Design
TWO FOURSOME SPONSORS: Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians,
Billhartz Desert Insurance Agency
$250 SPONSOR A VETERAN: School First FCU,
Michael J. Russo, Elevare Wealth/Ameriprise Fin Svs,
JR and Shirley Morgan
$1000 Event Sponsor: City of Indio,
Barbara J. Mitchell and Michael Tennis,
Jody Hall Esser and Jack Esser
Oak Quarry Golf Club * Classic Club * Desert Willow Golf Course * Big Rock Golf and Pub * Westin Rancho Mirage Golf Resort and Spa * Marriott Shadow Ridge Golf Club * Lynn Athens * Indian Wells Golf Resort * Shadow Hills Golf * Heritage Palms Country Club * Living Desert * Roger Dunn Golf Stores * Jody & Jack Esser * Coachella Valley Firebirds * Mary Pickford Theater * Soboba Casino Resort * Harrah’s Resort So Cal * Morongo Casino Resort * Riverside Press Enterprise * Moreno Valley Elks Club * Cynthia Lemus * Kevin Ford * Applebee’s Neighborhood Grill * Shirley & JR Morgan * In-N-Out Burger * Shields Date Garden *Karen Introcaso and St. Anne’s Crossing Wines * Fusion Sign & Design * Desert United * Nina Navarro * Red Jeep Tours Desert Adventures * Palm Springs Air Museum * Anna & Dan Martinez * Escena Golf Club * The Desert Sun * Rams Hill Golf Club * Indian Hills Golf Club * Jurupa Hills Golf Club * Regional Access Project/NPOC * General Old Golf Course * Eagle Falls Golf Course * Robin Lang * * Brian Peterson *The Mattress Showroom in Rancho Mirage * Barbara Mitchell * The Hair Studio/Nydia Martinez * The Printing Place *Office on Aging RSVP Volunteers *FoA Board of Directors
In 2024, twenty-six (26) sponsors whose contributions ranged from $250 to $5,000 supported the event with another 50+ organizations and individual donors contributing goods and services to support the tournament and reward participants. We greatly appreciate the participation and support of all our sponsors, donors and partners. Thank you for making the Foundation on Aging 2024 Charity Golf Tournament a success. While we will take a pause in 2025, we look forward to another outstanding tournament in 2026!
The Foundation’s Charity Golf Tournament will return in 2026! All proceeds will directly help seniors in need throughout Riverside County. Stay tuned for more details and sponsorship opportunities! BE A SPONSOR!
“While benefiting seniors in need across Riverside County, the Foundation’s Charity Golf Tournament offers the opportunity to enjoy a wonderful afternoon of golf, and a chance to win fabulous and unique prizes, drawing and auction items. We thank you in advance for your support of this great cause. For additional information, please contact the Golf Tournament Committee at: contact@foaging.com”
STAY TUNED: THE GOLF TOURNAMENT WILL RETURN IN 2026!
While rising costs and other factors have led us to pause our Charity Golf Tournament in 2025, we’re excited to bring it back—bigger and better—in 2026! More information will be provided once the 2026 Golf Tournament date is determined.
You can help the Foundation on Aging achieve its goal of making sure senior centers and other community organizations in Riverside County receive grocey gift cards for distribution to needy seniors. Send your tax-deductible donation to: Foundation on Aging - 11875 Pigeon Pass Rd, Suite B13-344
Moreno Valley, CA 92557
For more than 15 years, the Riverside County Foundation on Aging has purchased and distributed grocery store gift cards during the holidays to needy seniors throughout Riverside County. In June of 2023, the Foundation administered its first Mid-Year Grocery Gift Card Program. In June 2024, the Foundation on Aging administered its second consecutive Mid-Year Grocery Market Gift Card Program. The Foundation secured three grants, and along with discretionary funds available, offered for a second time a Mid-Year Grocery Gift Card distribution Riverside County. Gift cards, valued at $25, were distributed via 18 senior centers/programs. This year’s mid-year program represented a doubling of grant funds secured and an increase in market gift cards distributed from $4,500 (180 cards) in 2023 to $9,050 (362 cards) distributed in 2024. .
In November 2023, the Foundation purchased and contributed 120 Grocery Market Gift Cards valued at $25 each to the Office on Aging Holiday Gift Card Drive.
In December 2024, the Foundation purchased and contributed $3,000 or 120 grocery store gift cards valued at $25 each to the Office on Aging (OoA) Holiday Gift Drive, providing necessities, emergency supplies and holiday gifts to seniors in extreme need who are enrolled in case management services from the OoA.
Also in December 2024, an additional 3,050 grocery store gift cards valued at $25 each, for a total of $76,250, were delivered to seniors in need via 55 senior centers/programs, including five veteran organizations, across Riverside County.
In a needs assessment survey administered by the Riverside County Office on Aging in 2023, 59% of respondents reported facing challenges obtaining affordable, quality food.
The Foundation exists to support the work of the Riverside County Office on Aging, and other new and innovative programs that sustain and enhance the quality of life of older adults.
Each year the Foundation on Aging continues to work to strengthen, expand and support senior programs and help make a difference in the lives of seniors in Riverside County. The Foundation is incorporated as a 501(c) (3) (Tax ID #20-1813339) and is completely funded through local donations.