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All players will receive lunch on course, golf towel, cap and event bag. Remember your sponsorship, at any level, is tax deductible. 

Individual Player:
$150
Team:
$800
Includes Team of Four
Company name on flag at hole
 
 
Sponsorship Levels:
Hole Sponsor: $100
Does not include player fee
Includes company name at tee off
Putting Contest Sponsor: $1,000
Includes team of four
Company name on flag at hole
Table/Representative on Putting Green
Beverage Sponsor: $2,000
Includes team of four
Company name on flag at hole
Name on beverage holders
Dining Sponsor: $2,500
Includes team of four
Company name on flag at hole
Name on day of event brochure
Grand Marshal: $5,000
Includes two teams (8 players)
Company name on two flags at two holes
Mention at award ceremony and
Honorary Plaque
2010 Invitational Teams

The ILRC welcomes the following teams and sponsors to the 2010 ILRC Invitational:

►Bush Construction Company, Inc.
City of Jacksonville, Military Affairs, Veterans and Disabled Services Division
Ernie Morris Enterprises, Inc.
Humana MarketPOINT
Keller Williams Real Estate
MARCO Electrical
MARCO Heating & Air
Robert's Southbank Pharmacy
Spohrer and Dodd
Stipe Construction

 

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The ILRC of Northeast Florida is guided by its mission statement: "To empower all people with a disability (as defined in the Americans with Disabilities Act or Rehab Act of 1973) to live independent self-empowered lives."
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Week 1:    Introduction to computer components, component identification, standards,
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Week 2:    Troubleshooting, repair, and replacement of power supplies.
Week 3:    Memory identification, troubleshooting, replacement, and upgrading.
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April Ogden
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Positive Approach
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