Hole Contest Sponsor
Sign at the tee box, logo on the site.
SponsorGive
You do not have to golf to help.
Donations go to the same place entry fees do, and they get there faster.
Gifts are tax deductible to the extent the law allows. Minnesota Mulligans for Mental Health is a registered 501(c)(3), EIN 41-4036938.
Our sponsors
The businesses behind the day.
Where the money goes
Every dollar has an address.
Proceeds go to Active Minds, peer-led mental health advocacy groups equipped to mobilize and change the conversation about mental health in their schools and communities.
Sponsorship
Put your name on a hole.
Sponsors cover the cost of the day, which means player fees go to care instead of catering. The tiers below are placeholders. Set your own.
In-Kind goods and services
Raffle items, gift bag goods, printing, beverages.
Email usCash donations
A cash gift toward event costs, no product or service attached.
DonateQuestions about sponsoring, email MNMulligansforMentalHealth@gmail.com.
Tax deductibility
What you can write off.
A gift is deductible when you get nothing back for it. Anything you do get back, a round of golf, a meal, a place in a raffle, comes off the deduction first.
Player or foursome entry
Partly deductibleYour entry buys $68.00 of golf (cart and green fees). Subtract that from the $125.00 entry fee, and the rest is deductible.
Donation or hole sponsorship with no golf
Fully deductiblePay for a sign at a tee box, take no spots and no meals, and the whole amount is a gift.
Sponsorship that includes golf
Partly deductibleSubtract the fair market value of the spots and meals in the package. Logo recognition is advertising, and does not count against you.
Raffle tickets and mulligans
Not deductibleThe IRS treats a raffle as a game of chance, and a mulligan is an entry into the game. Neither is a gift.
The fair market value of one entry is $68.00, cart and green fees only. Every receipt for an entry states it, because that is the number a golfer subtracts.
This is general information, not tax advice. What you can claim depends on your own situation, so check with your accountant.