Helping make a difference in the lives of 4.0 million people who suffer from epilepsy.
36th Annual Loeffel Epilepsy Golf Benefit
June 20, 2024
Save the date and plan on joining us for a day of golf dinner and an auction to benefit a good cause.
Registration and Warm-ups
7:30 AM - 10:30 AM
Tee Off
10:30 AM
Lunch
At Halfway/Club House
Cocktails
3:30 PM - 4:30 PM
Helicopter Drop
4:00 PM
Dinner/Auction/Raffle
4:30 PM
Please click this link to RSVP for the 36th Annual Loeffel Epilepsy Benefit
Contact Loeffel Steel Group LLC at 847-382-6770 for more information, or email:
Benefit Location
Directions
From Chicago, IL
86 mi.
Take Interstate 94 North (West) to Highway 50 West - proceed approximately 26 miles to Hwy 12 West. Take Hwy 12 West to exit 328 (WI-120). At the bottom of the exit ramp, make a right on to WI-120. In approximately 1 mile, turn left onto Krueger Road. The entrance is 1/3 mile on left hand side.
From Milwaukee, WI
57 mi.
Take 43 South to Exit #36 (Hwy 120-East Troy). Take 120 South for approximately 9 miles. Hwy 120 intersects Hwy 36 at Springfield, continue for another mile and follow sign to Krueger Rd. Take a right on Krueger Rd. and the entrance is 1/3 mile on left hand side.
From Madison, WI
73 mi.
Take Interstate 90 East to Hwy 11 East to Hwy I-43 North. Exit Hwy 12 to Lake Geneva and exit Hwy 120 East. Turn left onto Krueger Road. The entrance is 1/3 mile on left hand side.
Loeffel Epilepsy Foundation Benefactors
Epilepsy Foundation of America
Epilepsy Foundation of America
Epilepsy Foundation of America
The Epilepsy Foundation, in collaboration with our community and network partners, connects the people, data and resources needed to address challenging health problems associated with seizures and the epilepsies—and promotes education, policy, research and systemic change that will foster measurable and sustainable improvement for all people living with epilepsy.
Misericordia
Epilepsy Foundation of America
Epilepsy Foundation of America
Sharing life with individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
The Mission of Misericordia is to provide a continuum of care and support for children and adults of all faiths and cultures who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. We provide the highest quality of care designed to meet each person’s changing needs and maximize his/her independence, self-determination, interpersonal relationships, and engagement in the community. The mission extends beyond the residents as we offer peace of mind to families. Through Catholic values and traditions we strive to be a diverse and inclusive community of acceptance, respect, dignity, spirituality, and quality of life for us all.