Registration open for Sharing the Green

A green on a golf course with a putter in the foreground

The SHARING Clinics will host the “SHARING the Green” golf tournament on Friday, Oct. 16, to raise funds for UNMC’s student-run free clinics, which provide high-quality medical care to Omaha’s underserved populations.

The tournament will be held at Eagle Hills Golf Course, 501 Eagle Hills Drive in Papillion, Nebraska. Registration begins at 1:30 p.m. with a shotgun start at 2 p.m., followed by dinner, prizes and a silent auction at 6 p.m. The scramble tournament includes nine holes with cart, range balls, dinner and prizes.

The annual event is the SHARING Clinics’ most important fundraiser of the year, making up half of the operational budget.

Registration is $300 for a four-person team, which includes nine holes, golf cart, range balls, buffet dinner and prize eligibility. Not a golfer, but want to support the student-run clinics? Attend the dinner and silent auction for only $20. Student pricing is available. In addition, a variety of sponsorship levels are available, ranging from $300 to sponsor a student team to $7,500 for a corporate sponsorship.

Organizers say sponsors have donated multiple student teams, which provide opportunities for students to play for free. A handful of such spots remain available on a first-come, first-serve basis.

Founded in 1997, the SHARING Clinics serve patients at four locations, offering valuable educational and community engagement opportunities for UNMC students across various health professions.

To register for the golf tournament or to inquire about sponsorships, contact Amy Lowe via email or at 402-559-8952. While contributions may be 501(c)3 tax deductible, please consult with a tax professional to determine the deductibility of your donation.

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