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23rd Annual Salt River Community Children’s Foundation Golf Classic

For the benefit of the Salt River Community Children

Monday, December 7, 2026

Talking Stick Golf Club | 9998 E. Talking Stick Way Scottsdale, AZ 85256 | 7:00 AM Registration | 9:00 AM Shotgun

Registration is now open!
Registration Deadline: Monday, November 2. 2026

Registration, Sponsorships & Payment

The Salt River Community Children’s Foundation thanks you for your Participation in the 23rd Annual Golf Classic! 

Physical Form

To request a Physical Registration Form, please email: srccfgolfclassic@srpmic-nsn.gov 

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Online Form


Payment Options


Credit Card

To pay by card, please submit your payment through the SRPMIC Payment Portal. Follow the directions included in the link.


Check

To pay by check, email your completed registration form to sccfgolfclassic@srpmic-nsn.gov to reserve your spot. 

Make checks payable to: Salt River Community Children’s Foundation 

 Include your registration form with the check and mail to: 

Salt River Community Children’s Foundation 
Attn: Treasury Department 
10005 E Osborn Rd 


Invoice Needed? Contact srccfgolfclassic@srpmic-nsn.gov

Sponsors  

We would like to acknowledge our 2025 sponsors for their generosity and contributions to our event. Stay tuned, the Foundation will be sharing sponsors for the upcoming 23rd Annual Golf Classic. 

Presenting sponsors of the 22nd Annual Charitable Golf Event:  

Major Sponsorships

  • Title Sponsor – Providence First Trust 
  • Golf Apparel – Talking Stick Resort 
  • Guess the Drive – Crescent Crown Distributing 
  • Cart – Au’ Authum Ki/Kitchell 
  • 19th hole – Keybank 
  • Lunch – Dallas Construction 
  • Score Card – Brown & Associates 
  • Driving Range – Blackrock 
  • Hat Sponsor – AZ Family 
  • Putting Green – Light & Wonder 
  • Putting Contest – Epoch 
  • Awards – Wells Fargo 
  • Pin Flag Sponsor – SRMG 
  • Pin Flag Sponsor – Penta 
  • Beverage Cart – Columbia Threadneedle 
  • Beverage Cart – William Blair 
  • Closest to Pin – RW Baird 
  • Raffle Prize Sponsor – Colorado Rockies  
  • Golf Ball Launcher – Global Promotional Sourcing 
  • Mimosa & Bloody Bar – Messinger Mortuaries  
  • Ball Drop – Salt River Fire Department  

Hole Sponsorships

  • Dallas Construction 
  • DP Air Corporation 
  • Star Roofing 
  • Metlife 
  • Hensley 
  • Northern Trust 
  • SRBD 
  • 12 News 
  • Red Mountain Engineering 
  • BOK Financial 
  • Saddleback  
  • LPT Retail Management 
  • Aruze Gaming 
  • Rimrock 

Contact

General Questions

Email: srccfgolfclassic@srpmic-nsn.gov

Sponsorship Information

Connie Reifschneider
Email: srccfgolfclassic@srpmic-nsn.gov
Phone: 480-362-7678

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SRPMIC Elections Information


2026 SRPMIC Referendum Election

Amendment to Change Taxable Gaming Per Capita Payments to Tax-Free General Welfare Payments

Purpose of the Referendum Election

The Community Council is calling a referendum election to ask Community members to vote on whether gaming per capita payments should change from taxable income to tax-free general welfare payments.

If approved, the same portion of gaming revenues would continue to be shared with enrolled Community members, but the payments would no longer be subject to federal income tax.

What Are General Welfare Payments

General welfare payments are tax-free payments that tribes are allowed to provide to their members under federal law. These payments are intended to support the overall well-being of Community members and their families to support costs associated with their basic needs and costs to survive.

General welfare payments help support:

  • Cultural preservation and community well-being
  • Basic needs such as food, housing, and utilities
  • Public health and wellness

How This Change Affects Community Members

Currently, gaming per capita payments are considered taxable income, and the Community government is required to issue a Form 1099 for these payments and if the Community member pays taxes, they are taxed on these gaming per capita payments.

  • If the referendum passes, general welfare payments would not be considered “income” by the Internal Revenue Services (IRS) and therefore the general welfare payments would not be taxed.  Community members would have more economic resources to support their household.
  • If the referendum does not pass, gaming per capita payments will continue to be taxed.

General Election QuestionsSpecific General Welfare Questions
Erica Harvier | 480-362-7466Niccole King | 480-362-7450
Ardell Moore | 480-362-7465Simon Goldenberg | 480-362-7450
Email | SaltRiverElections@srpmic-nsn.govTheresa Rosier | 480-362-7450

Referendum Election Day & Voting Details

Election Day

Tuesday, February 10, 2026
Polls Open:
6:00 AM – 6:00 PM

Voting Locations


District I (Salt River)

Salt River Community Building
1880 N Longmore Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85256

District II (Lehi)

Lehi Community Center
1231 E Oak St
Mesa, AZ 85203

Important Deadlines

January 23, 2026 | Deadline to Request Absentee Ballot
January 26, 2026 | Deadline to Provide Address Change to Office of Membership
February 5, 2026 | Deadline to Request Home Voting for Elderly or Disabled Voters

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2026 SRPMIC General & Primary Elections

Per SRPMIC Constitution, Article VI, Section 2, a., Elections. Election Day. [General] Elections for president, vice president and council members shall be held on the third Tuesday in November in each even numbered year.

Tuesday, October 20, 2026 – PRIMARY ELECTION DAY.

Polls will be open from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. A SRPMIC ID is REQUIRED to vote. Vote at your respective district. If you do not know which district you vote in, contact the Office of Membership Services at (480) 362-7600.

Tuesday, November 17, 2026 – GENERAL ELECTION DAY.

Polls will be open from 6:00 am to 6:00 pm. A SRPMIC ID is REQUIRED to vote. Vote at your respective district. If you do not know which district you vote in, contact the Office of Membership Services at (480) 362-7600.

  • President
  • Vice-President
  • (3) District I (Salt River) Council Members
  • (1) District II (Lehi) Council Member

Voting Locations

District I (Salt River)

Salt River Community Building
1880 N Longmore Rd
Scottsdale, AZ 85256

District II (Lehi)

Lehi Community Center
1231 E Oak St
Mesa, AZ 85203

Candidate Info

District I (Salt River) Candidates

To be added in 2026.

District II (Lehi) Candidates

To be added in 2026.

Additional Information

Informative documents to read regarding the upcoming Primary and General Elections.

Non-Resident Home District Declaration

Election Calendar – TO BE ADDED IN 2026

Map of Voting Districts