Get Involved

Your involvement can directly impact the kids we serve and the skills they develop in First Tee. Get involved today and help give kids the tools that will last them a lifetime

Donations & Contributions
Show your support for the youth of the CSRA by partnering with First Tee – Augusta in one of the following ways:

Equipment Donations

Donate golf equipment, balls and other golf accessories. These donations are distributed to youth in the program. Items that cannot be used by the students will be spruced up resold and proceeds reinvested in our program.

Annual/One-Time Giving

Make an annual financial commitment to help ensure that The First Tee of Augusta continues to have a positive impact on the lives of families, friends, and futures of students in the CSRA. Generous financial support from the community is used to defray the cost of operating The First Tee of Augusta facilities, the school golf program, camps, clinics and provide scholarships for economically disadvantaged students to join  First Tee – Augusta.

Program Sponsorship

Please join the impressive group of companies that supports  First Tee mission nationally and locally, and make a positive impact on the lives of our youth through your sponsorship. Our partnership opportunities are a prime source of community involvement and volunteerism for your employees, in addition to being great marketing channel.

Event Sponsorship

Underwrite the costs and enhance  First Tee – Augusta’s fundraising potential during special events. Our Rock For Dough Masters Week Concert  provides opportunity for significant regional exposure to youth, families and VIPs.  Check it out at RockForDough.com. Benefits can include: Title or presenting sponsorship, signage, event tickets, logo placement and advertising opportunities.

In-Kind Support

Assist  First Tee – Augusta with in-kind donations of equipment, food, beverages and other budget-relieving items for programming or special events. These donations allow  First Tee – Augusta to focus it’s resources directly on programming.