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Cathay Bank presents a $200,000 check to representatives from local nonprofits who will benefit from the funds raised during the 49th Annual Charity Golf Tournament.

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Cathay Bank’s 49th Annual Charity Golf Tournament Raises over $200,000 for Local Nonprofits

The 49th Annual Charity Golf Tournament took place on May 6 at Industry Hills Golf Club, bringing together more than 130 players. The event featured challenges such as the longest drive, closest-to-the-pin, and a hole-in-one competition. To conclude the day, a post-event award dinner and raffle were held, which over 230 guests attended. Since 1977, this tournament has united golfers and generous sponsors in support of Cathay Bank’s mission to make a meaningful difference in the communities it serves.

Cathay Bank presents a check to representatives from local nonprofits who will benefit from the funds raised during the 49th Annual Charity Golf Tournament.
Cathay Bank presents a check to representatives from local nonprofits who will benefit from the funds raised during the 49th Annual Charity Golf Tournament.

“Thank you all for being a part of this cherished tradition. Cathay Bank is honored to have upheld this legacy for 49 years, and as we look forward to our milestone 50th anniversary next year, we look forward to welcoming you to our largest tournament yet,” said Anthony M. Tang, Chairman of the Cathay Bank Charity Golf Tournament Committee, and Vice Chairman of Cathay General Bancorp and Cathay Bank. “We are sincerely grateful for your support. Every dollar raised through your generous participation and contributions directly benefits our charitable beneficiaries.”

“We are truly appreciative of our sponsors for their generous support of our Annual Charity Golf Tournament. Your commitment advances our mission, and we are honored to serve and support these meaningful charitable causes,” said Chang M. Liu, President and Chief Executive Officer of Cathay General Bancorp and Cathay Bank.

“This golf tournament is about bringing people together to make a difference,” said Jim Haney, Executive Vice President and Chief Lending Officer of Cathay Bank. “The incredible success of this year’s event is a direct reflection of the heart and dedication of our participants. Because of you, we are making a real and positive change in our communities.”

 

Funds raised from this tournament will benefit the following organizations:

  • Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center
  • Cathay Bank Foundation
  • Friends of the Chinatown Library
  • Herald Family Center Counseling Ministry
  • International Institute of Los Angeles
  • Irvine Chinese School
  • No Limits for Deaf Children and Families
  • Taiwanese American Heritage Week

This success was made possible by the remarkable support of our sponsors, golfers, donors, media friends, team members and volunteers. Your passion for giving back is what moves us forward.

 

Congratulations Golf Tournament Winners:

Low Gross Champion

  • Ken Hu, Bobby Luo, Cindy Nao, Andy Zeng
    Made possible by Top Tennis Management LLC

Lowest Net Men Winners

  • 1st Place Net: Stephen Han, Jeff Qu, Li Tao, Yudi Xiong
    Made possible by Golden Aqua Xth, LLC
  • 2nd Place Net: Christopher Ayers, Kyle Gohl, Shawn Neik, Frank Ngo
    Made possible by Sun Life
  • 3rd Place Net: Mao Mei, Kenny Ng, Arway Tan, Joe Zhou
    Made possible by Chicago Chinatown - Marriott Springhill Suites

Lowest Net Women Winners

  • 1st Place Net: Stephanie Ho, Heather Stockton, Lorraine Sun, Priscilla Wang
    Made possible by Sun's Management

Contest Holes Winners

  • Closest-to-Pin: Mark Kessler
  • Accurate Drive: Yudi Xiong
  • Longest Drive Winner: Kyle Gohl

As we look ahead to our milestone 50th anniversary tournament next year, we are excited to celebrate half a century of impact with you!

This article does not constitute legal, accounting or other professional advice. Although the information contained herein is intended to be accurate, Cathay Bank does not assume liability for loss or damage due to reliance on such information.

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