The 30th Annual Kiwanis Golf Tournament: Don’t Miss This Milestone
The Kiwanis Club of Taber is thrilled to mark a major anniversary: the 30th Annual Kiwanis Golf Tournament, taking place Thursday, June 11 at the Taber Golf Course. Three decades of community spirit, partnership, and friendly competition have brought us to this moment, and we’re inviting you to be part of this landmark year as a valued sponsor.
This special anniversary tournament offers a standout opportunity to connect with new and potential clients, strengthen existing relationships, and enjoy a day on the course surrounded by community-minded leaders and supporters.
“As we celebrate 30 incredible years, the Kiwanis Club of Taber & District is proud to honour the partnerships and sponsorships that have made this tournament a success,” says Henk De Vlieger, President of the Kiwanis Club of Taber and District. “We invite you to join us for this memorable anniversary event.”
Become a Sponsor
As a sponsor, you will gain significant exposure before, during, and after the tournament while supporting a worthwhile cause. Your sponsorship contributes to the overall success of this event and aids the Foundation in enhancing local healthcare. We are pleased to announce a new sponsorship opportunity: the Diamond Sponsor. A list of all sponsorship opportunities and details are available here.
For details on all available sponsorship opportunities, please refer to the contact information below.
Contact:
For more information and to secure your sponsorship, please reach out to the President of the Kiwanis Club of Taber and District, Henk De Vlieger, at (403) 634-1204 or via email at devlieger.henk@gmail.com.
Going to a Good Cause
The Taber & District Health Foundation is committed to advancing local healthcare through improved technology, equipment, and services. This year, funds raised from the Tournament will help purchase 11 wall‑mounted Vital Signs Monitors for Acute Care at the Taber Health Centre, a $45,560 investment that will directly enhance patient safety and staff efficiency.
With a current shortage of monitors, nurses often wait for equipment or must disinfect machines between isolation rooms, delaying assessments and impacting infection control. Adding more monitors will ensure every room has immediate access to vital signs monitoring, reduce equipment movement, support safer workflows, and streamline patient data through Connect Care for faster interventions.
It’s not about replacing old equipment, it’s about giving our healthcare teams the essential tools they need to care for more patients, more safely, and more efficiently.