Dallas Bishop's Golf Tournament Raised $735,000

The annual charity event held in Frisco provided tuition aid for students in the Diocese of Dallas.

Updated on Oct. 7, 2026 in Philanthropy

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The Diocese of Dallas Bishop's Invitational Golf Tournament raised over $735,000 this year, surpassing a $10 million milestone in total tuition aid. AI Illustration. Upload story photo >

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The Diocese of Dallas Bishop's Invitational Golf Tournament raised more than $735,000 to provide tuition assistance for students. This year's proceeds helped the event surpass a 16-year fundraising total of $10 million.

Why it matters

The funds provide critical tuition assistance for students in pre-K through eighth grade, helping families afford Catholic education while assisting schools in filling empty seats.

The tournament featured 50 teams and 123 sponsors. Organizers successfully crossed the $10 million milestone in total funds raised since the event's inception.

The players

Diocese of Dallas

This is the Catholic administrative body that serves the faithful in North Texas and organizes the annual golf tournament.

Stonebriar Country Club

Located in Frisco, this private club features championship golf courses that serve as the host site for various community and charity events.

The details

Held at Stonebriar Country Club, the tournament brought together participants and sponsors to support Catholic education across the region. During the awards breakfast, students from 10 different Catholic schools were recognized for their involvement.

Timeline

  1. The tournament was held at Stonebriar Country Club on September 28, 2026.

  2. The event was originally founded in 2011.

Market Landscape

This event reflects a broader effort by religious institutions to maintain school sustainability through targeted philanthropic investment. By securing private support, the organization seeks to stabilize enrollment numbers in a competitive educational market.

Families within the Diocese of Dallas may find increased accessibility to pre-K through eighth-grade programs due to these newly raised scholarship funds. Interested parents should contact their local parish or school administration to inquire about available tuition assistance programs.

The takeaway

Large-scale community golf tournaments remain a primary vehicle for regional non-profits to achieve significant long-term capital goals. These events illustrate how targeted fundraising can effectively bridge the gap between institutional needs and family affordability.

Further reading

Learn more about local charitable initiatives in the Philanthropy section.

More information

For information on how to support future efforts or apply for aid, visit the Catholic school student tuition support portal.

Source note: This article includes information reported by The Texas Catholic.

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