• How to use the Partnership Website
• Sponsorship/Advertising Opportunities
• Small Business Resources Available
• Business Advocacy
• Social Media Opportunities and Coaching
• Partnership Yearly Accomplishments
• Upcoming Sky Islands Events

Service Animal Policy

To ensure a safe and comfortable experience for all guests, only certified service dogs trained to assist individuals with disabilities are permitted at this event. Please note that emotional support, therapy animals, or pets are not allowed.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

*EARLY-BIRD PRICING $85 Per Golfer. $340 Per Foursome. 
Includes cart, lunch, swag bag & 18 holes. 
See pricing details below.

Hole-in-One Grand Prize! - Side-by-Side provided by Sierra Cycles!

*ONLY with Early-Bird Registration

Not a Golfer? No Problem!

Join us for this year's Scramble, where fun and creativity take the lead.

Bring some cash to enjoy our beverage and snack cart out on the fairways. Start your day with grab-and-go breakfast item, and don't miss our delicious taco bar for lunch.

Prizes await for First, Second, and Third place, as well as for the Closest to the Pin and Longest Drive.

Don't miss out on a fantastic day filled with laughter, unique challenges, and great company.
This year's event is sure to be a hole-in-one!

Tee Time: 8:30AM
Registration Table Opens: 7:00AM

**Interested in donating a prize for our winners? Please visit the link below to upload your prize.**

REGISTRATION CLOSES OCTOBER 6TH!

It is highly recommended that you register online before the event as there is limited space, and paying at the door may not guarantee a slot. Should you pay at the door, please note that this will incur an additional convenience fee of $10 over the late registration cost of $100.00 members / $125 non-members.

EARLY BIRD PRICING Until September 20th
Partnership Member: $85.00
Non-Partnership Attendee: $100.00
Foursome (4): $340.00

LATE REGISTRATION PRICING September 21st - October 6th
Partnership Member: $100.00
Non-Partnership Attendee: $125.00
Foursome (4): $400.00

AT THE DOOR PRICING
*All Attendees (including members): $110.00
Foursome (4): $440.00
*Pending availability.

Service Animal Policy

To ensure a safe and comfortable experience for all guests, only certified service dogs trained to assist individuals with disabilities are permitted at this event. Please note that emotional support, therapy animals, or pets are not allowed.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

REGISTRATION CLOSES OCTOBER 6TH!
All amounts are Non-Refundable once paid!

Interested in Sponsoring this event?

Check out our Sponsorship options below!

**REGISTRATION CLOSES 2 DAYS PRIOR TO EVENT!**

Service Animal Policy

To ensure a safe and comfortable experience for all guests, only certified service dogs trained to assist individuals with disabilities are permitted at this event. Please note that emotional support, therapy animals, or pets are not allowed.

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

Fall 2025 Conversations About Health Series

Empowering Health Through Education

Canyon Vista Medical Center proudly presents the Fall 2025 Conversations About Health Series — a free educational initiative designed to inspire and empower our community to live healthier, more informed lives. Hosted at Cochise College Downtown Center (Room G106), this series features engaging presentations from medical professionals on critical health topics that impact daily life.

Topics and Dates:

Respiratory Illnesses 101: What You Need to Know (Sep 2)

By Dr. Elena Kwon

Dr. Elena Kwon, Emergency Room Medical Director, will share important information on respiratory illnesses—including Flu, COVID-19, and RSV. Learn how to protect yourself and your loved ones this season.

Furthering our Goal of Making Cochise County Healthier (Sep 30)

By Canyon Vista Medical Center Executive Team

They will share updates on the hospital and how CVMC intends to keep care close to home with new technology, growth in services and collaboration with Cochise College.

Stroke Awareness: Signs and Treatment (Oct 21)

By Dr. Yanny Phillips

Stroke, also known as "brain attack", is the second leading cause of death and the third most common reason for long-term disability in the world. Dr. Yanny Phillips, Neurology, will review current treatment guidelines and give tips for healthy lifestyle choices to help decrease the risk of having a stroke.

Mood Changes & When to Seek Help (Nov 18)

By CVMC Behavioral Health Team

Mood changes like anxiety and depression are common, but when they become persistent or start affecting daily life, it may be time to seek help. The BHU team will cover the basics on moods change and how to recognize the signs for when it’s time to reach out for help.

Nutrition and Medicine: The Relationship and Importance of Both (Dec 2)

By CVMC Dietician, Anna Keefe

Nutrition and medicine go hand in hand—while medicine treats illness, good nutrition can help prevent it and support recovery. CVMC Dietician Anna Keefe will explain how a balanced diet aids healing and may reduce the need for some medications.

Location:
Cochise College Downtown Center, Room G106
2600 E. Wilcox Drive, Sierra Vista, AZ 85635

Time: 1:00 - 2:00 PM (All Sessions)

Cost: FREE

Join us for these engaging discussions designed to inform, educate, and inspire healthy living. For more details, visit CanyonVistaMedicalCenter.com/events or call Cochise College Center of Life-Long Learning at 520-515-5492.