Albert & Mackenzie’s 2026 Charity Golf Invitational
Join Us on the Course and Beyond!
Albert & Mackenzie’s 2026 Charity Golf Invitational returns to Strawberry Farms Golf Club for another unforgettable day on the course – all in support of foster youth.
Last year, our inaugural tournament brought the community together in a powerful way, raising $146,000 to support California CASA, CASA LA, Peace4Kids and the trained volunteers who advocate for children and teens in the foster care system. That first event showed what’s possible when people come together for a shared purpose.
Now we’re building on that momentum.
Whether you’re golfing, sponsoring, or supporting from afar, there’s a place for you at this event.
Join us on Friday, November 6, 2026, and help continue the work that began on the course last year.
Supporting Foster Youth Through CASA
At the heart of this tournament is a shared commitment to foster youth.
All proceeds benefit California CASA, whose trained volunteers advocate for children and teens navigating the foster care system. By standing alongside foster youth during critical moments, CASA helps ensure they are heard, supported, and empowered to move forward with confidence.
Your participation helps turn compassion into action and drives real, lasting change for foster youth.
Why You’ll Love This
18 holes of golf at the stunning Strawberry Farms Golf Club
On-course games and premium prizes welcoming competitive teams and casual players
A hosted lunch and plentiful refreshments served throughout the day
Fun surprises along the course to keep the energy going
An evening awards dinner to relax, mingle, and celebrate the day’s highlights
Fentanyl Awareness: Practical Tools for CASA Volunteers and Staff
This webinar provides CASA staff and volunteers with essential information about fentanyl and other substances affecting youth today.
Participants will:
Learn about current trends and risks associated with fentanyl and other substances
Gain practical strategies for having meaningful, age-appropriate conversations with youth about substance use and safety
Who should attend:
CASA staff, volunteers, and anyone supporting youth in dependency advocacy.
Popular Kids Club Comedy Show to Benefit CASA
Join comedians Sheng Weng, Cameron Esposito, Roz Hernandez, Sabrina Wu, and Brandon Wardell for a night of laughter benefiting California CASA.
To purchase tickets, click here.
From Planning to Paying: Postsecondary Pathways for Systems-Involved Youth
In this webinar, JBAY will guide CASA staff and volunteers through the basics of postsecondary planning, including how youth can explore college and other education or training options, apply to programs, and pay for their education.