The deadline for purchasing dinner tickets and having signs made for sponsors is September 2. Please fill out the application form (PDF) as soon as you can.

The fundraiser committee is comprised of homeowners who reside in Golf Vista (Monee), Oak Ridge (Manteno), Gateway (Frankfort) and Maplebrook (Matteson). They have been hard at work again this year. These volunteers have put together an important and fun filled evening that includes a dinner, raffles with cash prizes and an evening of horse races.

Proceeds go towards the costs that occur in running our non-profit organization allowing MHOAI volunteers to continue moving forward with shared goals that help thousands of people statewide.

You do not have to attend to win a prize and help with our efforts. You and/or your homeowner's association can help by selling raffle tickets for money prizes of $500.00, $250.00 and $100.00. Raffle tickets are $1.00 each or a book of 6 for $5.00. If you are interested in buying or selling tickets you can contact:

You can also help by contacting your local businesses and others interested by asking them to become a sponsor. All sponsors will be acknowledged prominently at the event as well as in all the MHOAI publications and on the MHOAI web site. Information for registering as a sponsor can be found on the registration form (PDF)

Those who attended the Golf Fundraiser last year know what a great job the fundraiser committee has achieved in the past. With the support of Balmoral Park and homeowners, this year will be just as successful allowing MHOAI to continue as a voice for the homeowner. The proceeds will go towards costs that include:

• Postage for the many, many letters that go to elected officials and other entities to aid homeowners
• Newsletters
• Keeping the cost of membership down
• Website Costs
• Telephone Costs
• Office supply and printing costs
• Educational workshops for homeowners
• The cost of gas and other travel related expenses that allow our volunteers to attend sessions and hearings at our state capitol; help form and continue helping homeowner associations; attend the many meetings that include state, city and county officials. Our directors meet with other organizations that have the same shared goals and volunteer to speak at meetings to educate those who do not live in our housing market.