$1,157,500
Total Raised
Charity Golf Invitationals By First Business Bank
Each year, First Business Bank brings local business professionals together to compete in a golf tournament to benefit charities of their choosing.
Where Every Golf Invitational Entry Fee Is A Winning Donation For Nonprofits
Each two-person team selects one nonprofit they'll represent during the golf event. First Business Bank covers all expenses, so entry fees become the prize money that winning charities earn based on each team's golf performance. The better each team plays, the more their chosen nonprofit can win. Since 2011, these two annual golf events have generated more than $1 million for more than 80 nonprofits through this competitive format that puts every swing to work for causes that matter most to our golfers.
Discover the stories behind the nonprofits, golfers, and communities impacted by these events—and see how a friendly round of golf has created lasting change for organizations across our footprint.
2026 South Central Wisconsin Charity Golf Invitational Winners
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Chris Ehlers and Adam Nonn
$40,000 for Goodman Community Center -
Wade Goodsell and Coleman Peiffer
$15,000 for WMC Foundation -
Jacob Klein and Aaron Kostichka
$10,000 for WayForward Resources -
Stefan Swartzmiller and Jeff Lenz
$5,000 for Second Harvest Foodbank of Southern Wisconsin -
Jim Ring and Joe Ring
$2,000 for Three Gaits
2026 Southeast Wisconsin Charity Golf Invitational Winners
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Jared Pfeffer and Rick Bergstrom
$40,000 for Vince Lombardi Cancer Foundation -
Greg Monfre and Brian Beale
$15,000 for Children’s Wisconsin Foundation -
Steve DeCleene and Dennis Liska
$7,500 for Folds of Honor -
Darin Dankelson and Jeff Hriljac
$7,500 for Children’s Craniofacial Association -
Solomon Zarling and Danny Behm
$2,000 for Pat Connaughton Foundation
A Big Impact For Local Nonprofits
120
Donations Made To Charities
16 Years
& Counting
Making A Difference For These Organizations
First Business Bank's Charity Golf Invitational has brought together hundreds of players and businesses, uniting the community and rallying support for our most foundational organizations.
