About Coeur54
What is The Coeur54? When the pandemic struck in 2020 we noticed immediately that the
fundraising world was going to be impacted severely. All group gatherings were banned yet the
popularity of outdoor sports began to soar. This led to the idea of our unique fundraising idea:
play 54 holes of golf in one day at 3 different local golf courses. We held our first event in 2020
with just 8 competitors and raised $15,000 for CdAIDE. In 2021 and did a little rebranding and
added 8 more players to create the Coeur54 and raised just over $30,000 split between Village
of Hope and First Tee of N Idaho. Later that year we established our Non-Profit, The
54Foundation. In 2022 were able to donate $13,000 to Newby-Ginnings and an additional
$12,000 to another 7 area organizations. In 2023 we held our 4th event in support of Special
Needs Recreation. We were able to donate $20,000 to SNR and another $17,250 to 11
additional organizations. In 2024 for our 5th event, we set a new fundraising record and were
able to provide 4H of N Idaho a check for $30,000 and another $20,000 to 12 additional
organizations in Kootenai County
fundraising world was going to be impacted severely. All group gatherings were banned yet the
popularity of outdoor sports began to soar. This led to the idea of our unique fundraising idea:
play 54 holes of golf in one day at 3 different local golf courses. We held our first event in 2020
with just 8 competitors and raised $15,000 for CdAIDE. In 2021 and did a little rebranding and
added 8 more players to create the Coeur54 and raised just over $30,000 split between Village
of Hope and First Tee of N Idaho. Later that year we established our Non-Profit, The
54Foundation. In 2022 were able to donate $13,000 to Newby-Ginnings and an additional
$12,000 to another 7 area organizations. In 2023 we held our 4th event in support of Special
Needs Recreation. We were able to donate $20,000 to SNR and another $17,250 to 11
additional organizations. In 2024 for our 5th event, we set a new fundraising record and were
able to provide 4H of N Idaho a check for $30,000 and another $20,000 to 12 additional
organizations in Kootenai County