Dear Friends,

The AABA Charity Golf Tournament will be held on Monday, August 24, 2026, at Easton Country Club and will feature an 18-hole, four-person scramble dedicated to advancing AABA’s longstanding mission. Since 1974, AABA has been committed to promoting charitable, educational, civic, cultural, and benevolent initiatives, including providing assistance to individuals and families in need, supporting homes for the elderly, and strengthening charitable institutions.

Proceeds from the tournament directly support these efforts, funding scholarships, food certificate programs, and community assistance, serving both American and Arabic communities in the United States and Lebanon. In keeping with AABA’s mission, these initiatives place special emphasis on helping those who are needy, elderly, or otherwise disadvantaged, particularly individuals of Arabic descent, while remaining inclusive and non-discriminatory in serving people of all backgrounds.

Golfer registration is $150 per individual or $600 per foursome and includes golf, cart, a light breakfast during registration, and a post-round meal, program, and awards ceremony. A non-golfer ticket for the awards meal is available for $40. Registration forms will be mailed to the AABA community and will also be available online at aabausa.org/golf. Sponsorship opportunities ranging from $250 to $5,000, along with in-kind donations, are essential in expanding the reach of AABA’s charitable impact. For registration, meal reservations, sponsorships, or additional information, please contact Anthony Castellano at 617-637-3200 or ajcastellano@outlook.com.

We thank you in advance and hope that you will be with us on August 24th.

AABA Golf Tournament Committee

Checks should be made payable to American Arabic Benevolent Association. AABA is a 501(c)(3) charitable organization, and all registrations, sponsorships, non-golfer meal tickets, and donations for this tournament are considered charitable contributions to AABA. Each year, proceeds from the AABA Charity Golf Tournament will be donated to cancer research foundations serving both the American and Arabic communities, including organizations in the United States and Lebanon.