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A golf tournament in December, a booth at the expos where living donors and their people gather, and a small pink heart that travels with us.

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Life4Donors Charity Golf Tournament

Registration open

Tijeras Creek Golf Course, Rancho Santa Margarita

A day of golf in support of living organ donors. Check-in at 8, shotgun start at 9, a golf-ball drop at 3, then the banquet and awards. Every entry and sponsorship helps build lifelong support for the people who gave.

Where
Tijeras Creek Golf Course
29082 Tijeras Creek, Rancho Santa Margarita, CA 92688
Schedule
8:00 am Golfer check-in9:00 am Shotgun start3:00 pm Golf ball drop3:15 pm Banquet and awards
Every golfer gets
Golf, cart, practice access, lunch, on-course refreshments, the reception, dinner, and the standard contests.
Questions
Michael Aniff · mike@life4donors.org · (562) 234-1827
Register a foursome or singleSponsorship levels

Registration, sponsorships and tournament-day donations are handled on CharityValet, the event-registration service that runs the tournament page. Proceeds support Life4Donors’ charitable purposes.

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$1,000 Foursome — four players, everything included

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$250 Single golfer — we’ll pair you up

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$50 Dinner guest — reception, dinner, awards, raffle and the mission program — no golf

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$500–$6,500 Sponsorships — 15 levels, from a hole sign to Tournament Sponsor with two foursomes. See every level.

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$800 Sponsor add-on foursome — with a paid sponsorship, while the field has room.

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Can’t make it? Give to the tournament instead, or give any time.

Where we’ve been

A table, a wheel, a message board, and a lot of good conversations.

· San Francisco

UCSF Liver & Kidney Health Expo

Our first booth. We set up a table with a myth-or-fact wheel, a stack of small pink hearts, and a board that asked visitors to write a note to a living donor.

People took the invitation seriously. Some had donated; some were waiting for a transplant; some had simply never thought about what happens to a donor afterwards. One visitor read the notes others had left and was moved to tears.

Thank you to the UCSF team, the volunteers, and everyone who stopped to talk. We came home encouraged.

“You gave many more tomorrows to somebody and their loved ones!”

A visitor’s note, left on the Life4Donors message board
Visitors gather around the Life4Donors booth beneath trees, beside a spin wheel and a board inviting notes to living donors
The Life4Donors message board, headed A note to a living donor, with handwritten cards pinned to it — one reads: you gave many more tomorrows to somebody and their loved ones!
A myth-or-fact wheel, pink heart keepsakes and Life4Donors information on a blue-covered table
Liv, a pink heart character with big eyes and a green ribbon held in both hands

Meet Liv

A heart that carries the green ribbon.

Liv is the Life4Donors mascot. The green ribbon is the ribbon of living donation, and Liv carries it everywhere.

Liv travels with us to expos and health fairs, waits on the booth table as a small keepsake, and turns up wherever people are writing notes to living donors. At the UCSF expo, Liv went home in a lot of pockets.

If you spot Liv at an event, say hello, take a picture, and tag @life4donors.

A hand holds a small pink Liv keepsake with a green ribbon in front of the Life4Donors booth
Liv at the UCSF Liver & Kidney Health Expo, September 2026.

Invite us

Hosting a health fair, a transplant-center gathering, or a community day?

We bring the table, the myth-or-fact wheel, the note board, and Liv. Tell us the date and we’ll tell you if we can be there.

Contact usEmail info@life4donors.org