October 9, 2020  |  Milford Hills  |  Johnson Creek
*Please note this event has been moved from May 22 to October 9, due to the COVID-19 outbreak.
Join your colleagues in the construction industry for this fun event
to raise money for the AGC Education Foundation!
SCHEDULE:
9:00 a.m.     Registration Opens/Warm-up Clays Flurry  
(Included w/ registration)
10:30 a.m.   Mandatory Safety Review  (In Clubhouse)      
  • Sporting Clays – 4-Person Team Event
Noon - Lunch (Sandwich buffet for all at the turn)
1:00 p.m.     Sporting Clays – Partners Shoot 
(2 teams of partners will be randomly matched)
2:30 p.m.     Reception & Awards Program

​THANK YOU SPONSORS!!
WHAT IS PROVIDED?
● Explanation of game & rules
● Safety instruction
● Targets & one box of shells
● Lunch
● 2 drink tickets & snacks after shoot
● Prizes for individual & team scores
● Door prizes

WHAT TO BRING?
● Shotgun ( A limited number of shotguns are available for rent, call Millford Hills to reserve)
● Shells for your gun (at least 125 rounds)
● Eye & ear protection
● Shells, ear and eye protection available for purchase in the pro-shop
SPONSORSHIP OPPORTUNITIES
12 Gauge Sponsor:  $1200
● Recognition on AGC Website
● Recognition in AGC Weekly Update
● Recognition signs on the course
● Special recognition during awards program
● Recognition on printed materials
  ☆  Includes four shooter fees

20 Gauge Sponsor:  $600
● Recognition on AGC Website
● Recognition during awards program
● Recognition in printed materials
  ☆  Includes two shooter fees

28 Gauge Sponsor:  $300
●Recognition on AGC Website
●Recognition in printed materials
☆  Includes one shooter fee
Your contribution to the Construction Education Foundation will support:
  • Workforce Development - Promoting the construction industry as a great career choice to potential workers, students, teachers and parents.
  • Education - Funding educational programs that support the construction industry such as Wisconsin’s ACE Academies.
  • Scholarships – Provide financial assistance to students looking to further their education and training in the construction industry.
  • Research - Researching and documenting the many benefits of construction on jobs, economic development and quality of life here in Wisconsin.