Overlook Country Club, Hollis, NH         Tuesday, August 26th, 2003

Updated 28 July 2003. Links to FORMS are at bottom of this page.

Drive for the Arts - Call for Sponsors and Golfers!

Actorsingers is proud to announce a new fundraising event and the adoption of a local arts organization with which the proceeds will be shared. The "Drive for the Arts" golf tournament and auction will benefit the Actorsingers and also the Nashua High School Music Boosters Association.

The NHS Music Boosters Association supports the high school music programs in a myriad of ways; they encourage and support interest in the music program, assist the music directors, stimulate community support, chaperone and organize events, and organize fundraisers and disburse funds to help students defray the costs of music related events, band camp, uniforms, and trips. Without the Boosters, many students would be unable to afford to participate in the high school music program.

We are seeking donations and corporate sponsorships for the "Drive for the Arts" golf tournament and auction, as well as individuals to participate in the event. The event will be held on Tuesday, August 26, 2003, at Overlook Country Club, 1 Overlook Drive, Hollis, NH.

If you are interested in becoming a corporate sponsor and/or making a donation to help support the arts in New Hampshire, please print, complete and return the Corporate Sponsorship/Silent Auction Donation form by August 15th to: Actorsingers, c/o David Cote, PO Box 753, Wilton, NH 03086

Golfers can print and complete the Golfer Registration form and return it by August 15th to: Actorsingers, c/o David Cote, PO Box 753, Wilton, NH 03086

Co-chairs for the 2003 Drive for the Arts:
Rich Glynn (home 978-957-8262, work 800-521-2099 x166, e-mail rglynn@c21email.com)
David Cote (home 603-654-5808, work 603-894-4332 x104, e-mail dcote@lifecyclepartners.com)

Click below for forms (PDF format):
Introductory note from Rich & David
Corporate Sponsorship/Silent Auction Donation form
Golfer Registration form [an error occurred while processing this directive]