Five Acres Chief Executive Officer Chanel Boutakidis, Five Acres Co-Chair Rachel Mosaquites, Five Acres Co-Chair Nick Mosaquites, and Five Acres Board Chair Chris Selak at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Linsey Reyes, Five Acres Co-Chair Rachel Mosaquites, and Five Acre Chief Advancement Officer Jennifer Berger at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Michelle Fenske, Five Acres Board Chief Program Officer Chingling Chen, and Ann Ramage at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Five Acres Chief Operating Officer Rachel McClements, Five Acres Board Chair Chris Selak, Alex Viglione, and Sue McGuirl at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Shaulon Shanklin and Michael Hatch at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Mandy Ramani, Shannon Whalin, Georgia Reyes, Terri Kagawa, and Linsey Reyes at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Tometta Conner and Carla McCray at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Matt Alessi, George Reyes, Michael Soracco, Sr., and Michael Soracco, Jr. at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Debbie Jimenez and Jacky Jimenez at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Leila Francis, Megan Braun, and Amy Takeuchi at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Carlos and Tamar Garcia at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Mark Lin, Hanna Lin, and Thomas Borncamp at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Jamie Mason, Linsey Reyes, and Marissa Nelson at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Priscilla Saucedo and Alison Crowley at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Five Acres Board Chair Chris Selak, Andrew Crowell, and Five Acres Chief Executive Officer Chanel Boutakidis at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
George McClements and Sue McGuirl at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
Kevin Lee, Jason Nava, Evan Beggs, Lee Chen, Josh McIntyre, and Peter Chen at the 36th Annual Five Acres Golf Classic: Nashville Nights [Paul Takizawa/Pasadena Now]
The evening festivities of Five Acres’ Nashville Nights 36th Annual Golf Classic were a delightful celebration that brought together a little over 200 supporters in a warm and festive atmosphere. Following a day of golf, guests gathered for a cocktail reception that set the tone for an unforgettable night.
As attendees mingled, they were treated to the sounds of live music that echoed the vibrant spirit of Nashville, creating an inviting ambiance. The dinner featured a gourmet feast that showcased Southern-inspired cuisine including Southern Collard Greens with Ham, allowing guests to indulge in delicious flavors while enjoying each other’s company.
The highlight of the evening was the awards ceremony, where participants were recognized for their achievements on the golf course. The excitement continued with a live auction, offering unique items and experiences, all aimed at supporting Five Acres’ mission to help children and families in crisis. Guests were encouraged to embrace the Nashville theme by donning their best cowboy hats and boots, adding to the festive spirit of the night.
Overall, the dinner was not just a meal but a celebration of community and generosity, reinforcing the impact of Five Acres’ work in foster care, adoption, and mental health services. The event successfully combined fun with purpose, ensuring that the evening would be remembered as a significant contribution to the charity’s ongoing efforts.
Since 1888, Five Acres has protected the most vulnerable members of our community: children. Serving more than 6,500 children and family members annually across six counties, Five Acres now strives for permanency—a permanent, loving home—for all children in their care. The three pillars of safety, well-being and permanency provide the framework for its programs and guide the steps as the agency develops even more effective means of caring for children and families in crisis.
