Sponsorship levels are $1,000, $500, and $250. A portion of your donation will go towards
Sickle Cell Research. To sign up for one of the sponsorship opportunities below, contact
Harrison Knight,33° at 239-691-6864, kknighth@aol.com or Reginald Bruno,32° at 239-770-
7267, email reggiebru@gmail.com. Sponsor commitments to be received September 1,
2019 and by Saturday, January 11th, 2020.
Make Check /Money Order payable to
Arcadia Consistory Study Club. 501c3: 46-5651132
The United Supreme Council, Ancient and Accepted Scottish Rite Freemasons, SJ, PHA, USA, is an organization with a mission to improve the quality of life for households experiencing hardships by providing charitable assistance and other services that lead to self-sufficiency.
For more than 100 years, we’ve served the community by providing hundreds of thousands of dollars in charitable grants to many families and individuals.
We are looking forward to a successful year, but we need your help! We hope you can join us for the Arcadia Consistory Study Club, Sickle Cell Research Golf Tournament, at the
Arcadia Municipal Golf Course, to help with funding research to combat this chronic disease.
Sponsorship Opportunities
Gold Sponsors – $1,000
Sponsorship Plaque
Signage at sponsored hole
Invitation to recognition luncheon
Opportunity to include item in golfers’ gift bags
Recognition in golf tournament communications, social media, and website
Silver Sponsors – $500
Signage at sponsored hole
Invitation to recognition lunch
Opportunity to include item in golfers’ gift bags
Recognition in golf tournament communications, social media, and website
Bronze Sponsors – $250
Signage at sponsored hole
Opportunity to include item in golfers’ gift bags
Further Light in Masonry. The Royal Arch Degrees was considered most important in the early years of Freemasonry
"A man is not a Master Mason until he receives the Master's Word and he can only receive it in the Royal Arch."
This year, take the time to reflect on all things, big or small, that were positive in your life and how someone has helped you along the way. The late and great Dr. Maya Angelou encouraged us to be a "rainbow in someone else's cloud" and the Holy Royal Arch Masons take that to heart.
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