BUCK THE STIGMA

Charitable Golf Tournament

September 10, 2026
Big Sky Resort Golf Course

Check-in opens @ 9am
Tee-off @ 11am

Join your Big Sky friends and neighbors as we come together to BUCK THE STIGMA, and support the mental health and wellbeing of our community.

The Buck the Stigma (BTS) Charitable Golf Tournament—formerly Par the Peaks—is Wellness In Action’s signature fundraiser, bringing the Big Sky community together to support mental health and wellbeing. Framed by striking views of Lone Mountain, the tournament will be held at the beautiful Big Sky Resort Golf Course on September 10, 2026.

This year we honor the 25th anniversary of 9/11 by inviting local first responders to join us. The event features an 18-hole championship scramble, exciting on-course contests and prizes, and a festive 19th Hole Dinner with awards.

Sponsoring BTS is a meaningful way to invest in the health and resilience of Big Sky’s residents and workforce. We offer sponsorship levels to suit a variety of budgets and goals, and we’d be delighted to partner with you.

Please contact Kiernan Volden, Executive Director, to find the sponsorship opportunity that best fits your organization.

Sponsorship Levels

Premier Sponsorships

Only one available per category

All sponsors receive:

Team of 4 included
Optional on-course gaming activation
Social media shout-outs
Visibility on the course through signage
Name & logo recognition in tournament marketing

As the top-tier sponsor, you help drive the success of the entire event while elevating the excitement on the course. By sponsoring the marquee prize hole, you also create a memorable moment for players and a standout branding opportunity that lasts long after the tournament ends. goes here
Exclusive Benefits:
- Brand alignment with the tournament’s premier prize hole, featuring a high-value giveaway such as a snowmobile or truck for any golfer who sinks a hole-in-one
- Premier logo placement across all event marketing
- Exclusive hole sponsorship with Clubhouse banner
Your sponsorship anchors the event and helps WIA meet growing demand for mental health services, ensuring individuals and families can access support when they need it most.
Exclusive Benefit: Clubhouse “Sponsored by…” banner
This sponsorship fuels WIA’s ability to provide timely, affordable mental health care and community outreach programs. Strong visibility and engagement with players and attendees.
You help expand mental wellness support while empowering a local business through our Pay It Forward model, fostering a stronger, more resilient Big Sky community.
Exclusive Benefit: Sponsorship of a local Big Sky small business
Champion the overall health and wellness of the Big Sky community.
Your support directly benefits youth mental health programs, helping young people build resilience, confidence, and emotional well-being.
Sponsor a team of 4 Gallatin Valley veterans. Honor Gallatin Valley veterans by supporting them with mental health services designed for their unique experiences, reinforcing their path toward long-term well-being.
Sponsor a team of 4 Big Sky first responders. And, the mental well-being of the firefighters, EMTs, and law enforcement officers who serve and protect the Big Sky community.

Supports expanded counseling access and community wellness initiatives.
Helps fund crisis response and mental health navigation services.
Sustains workshops, outreach, and community wellness programs.
Donation to Wellness in Action. Does not include a team to play in the tournament.
Every contribution strengthens WIA’s ability to serve the community. $500 can …
- Provide access to five (5) lower-cost counseling sessions for the community, reducing financial barriers to mental health services
- Support access for one local family to a summer camp program, giving them a safe and enriching place to learn, play, and grow throughout the summer
- Support 1.5 suicide prevention trainings offered at no cost, ensuring community members have the knowledge and skills to help keep one another safe
- Provide over 15 hours of no-cost resource navigation and care coordination services through the Community Health Worker (CHW) program