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Announcing the 11th Annual Tee Off for Team BCPS Golf Classic

The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools, Inc., is pleased to announce that the 11th Annual Tee Off for Team BCPS Golf Classic will be held on Friday, October 17, at Greystone Golf Course (2115 White Hall Rd, White Hall 21161) from 8 a.m. - 6 p.m. Sponsorships are already going fast! Select your sponsorship, and register to play today!

Sponsorships now available

All sponsorships afford an opportunity for organizations to show their support for Baltimore County Public Schools and to bring colleagues, friends, and family together for a fun-filled day of golf, gratitude, and networking. To see the details for each sponsorship level, please visit our event website.

Platinum Education Champion Sponsor (1) SOLD! – $10,000
Blue Jacket Sponsor (1) SOLD! – $8,500
Gold Education Champion Sponsor (5) – $7,500
Silver Education Champion Sponsor - Breakfast Buffet (3) – $5,500
Silver Education Champion Sponsor - Putting Contest (4) – $5,500
Silver Education Champion Sponsor - Golf Cart (5) – $5,500
Bronze Education Champion Sponsor – Registration (3) – $3,000
Bronze Education Champion Sponsor - Beverage Cart (5) – $3,000
Bronze Education Champion Sponsor - Cocktail Reception (4) – $3,000
Bronze Education Champion Sponsor - Sunset Awards Sponsor (4) – $3,000
Bronze Education Champion Sponsor – Photography (1) – $3,000
Ambassador - Green Sign (unlimited) – $750
Ambassador - Tee Sign (unlimited) – $750
Not Golfing? Join us for our Sunset Dinner & Awards Ceremony – $95

Your Contribution

All proceeds raised from the golf classic will go toward the mission-driven work of the foundation and will support the 2026 BCPS Mind Over Matters Mental Health Conference.

Our Why | The Honorees

Each year, the Tee Off for Team BCPS Golf Classic Committee selects a group of Education Champions to honor at the event. This year, the event will honor the mental health practitioners who support BCPS students, educators, and school communities.

Golf Classic Chair Paul Hume and committee members are honored to welcome the following Honorary Guests from BCPS:

Honorary Co-Chairs

Dr. Myriam Rogers, Superintendent
Dr. Raquel Jones, Chief of Schools

Distinguished Honorees

Patricia Mustipher, Director, Student Support Services
Emily Caster, Coordinator, Student Support Services
Paula Davis, Coordinator, Social Work & Mental Health Services
Dr. Aaron Wheeler, Coordinator, School Psychological Services
Courtney Brown, Supervisor, Mental Health Services
Dr. D’Andrea Jacobs, Supervisor, School Psychological Services
Nathan Yamada, Supervisor, Social Work Services
Jennifer Abbe, Specialist, School Counseling
Jessica DeShields, Specialist, School Counseling

The Day

8 a.m. – Registration, Warm-Up, Breakfast
8:30 a.m. – Competitive Putting Contest
9:20 a.m. – Welcoming Ceremony
9:30 a.m. – Shotgun Start
3 p.m. – Cocktail Reception
4 p.m. – Sunset Dinner and Awards Ceremony

An invitation to join us

We invite you to join us on October 17 by selecting a sponsorship of choice, registering your foursome to golf with us, and reserving your tickets to attend the cocktail reception and sunset dinner. Details can be found on the foundation website.

Thank you to our 11th Annual Tee Off for Team BCPS Golf Classic Committee

Paul Hume, Chair, GWWO Architects
Scott Moir, Co-Chair, GWWO Architects
Ryan Cagle, Committee Member, Whiting-Turner
Marianne Crampton, Secretary, MK Consulting Engineers
Cindy Jones, Raffle Basket Coordinator, First Financial Federal Credit Union

The Foundation | Highlights

The Education Foundation of BCPS was founded on October 26, 1992, as the official 501 (c) (3) nonprofit for BCPS. The foundation board consists of a president, 1st vice president, secretary, treasurer, and vice presidents of advancement, communications, and programs and allocations. Additional board members serve as chairs and co-chairs of our committees, including those for our FUNdraising events.

BCPS is the 22nd largest school system in the nation with 110,000 students and 10,000 educators in 175 schools, centers, and programs. We are on a mission to contribute to a brighter future as a champion of the system and community through advocacy, fundraising, and programming. We believe that together, with our community partners, we can ensure that every student, educator, and school community have the resources necessary to reach their full potential.

Since 2010, the foundation has provided 579 scholarships (worth a total of $690,795) for graduating seniors pursuing post-secondary education and training. Since 2012, the foundation has awarded 643 school and office-based grants (worth a total of $1,228,341) to enhance the regular curricula. And since 2018, the foundation has operated two educator resource centers (the Exchangerees) where teachers shop for school supplies and other resources at no cost to them. The Exchangerees have served 16,526 educators and 429,676 students, distributed 89,275 books, and distributed $3,776,284 worth of resources and materials into our school communities.

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