Richard Maize Supports the 2026 David Frank Memorial Golf Classic
Richard Maize was proud to support this year's David Frank Memorial Golf Classic, an annual charitable tournament that brings together business leaders, philanthropists, and members of the Los Angeles community in support of meaningful causes.
Hosted by Jewish National Fund-USA, the David Frank Memorial Golf Classic honors the legacy of David Frank, a beloved community leader who dedicated decades of service to the organization and the Los Angeles Jewish community. Held at the iconic Riviera Country Club, the event has become one of Southern California's premier charitable golf tournaments, raising funds for initiatives that strengthen communities and improve lives.
This year's tournament continued that tradition, bringing together supporters from across the business, philanthropic, and nonprofit communities for a day centered on generosity, leadership, and shared purpose. The event supports Jewish National Fund-USA's work to develop communities, expand educational opportunities, improve infrastructure, and invest in programs that benefit people throughout Israel.
As a sponsor of the event, Richard Maize was honored to help support an organization committed to long-term community impact. Throughout his career, Richard has believed that successful business leadership carries with it a responsibility to give back, and he has long supported organizations that create meaningful opportunities for future generations.
"The David Frank Memorial Golf Classic represents the power of community coming together around a common purpose," said Richard Maize. "It's an honor to support an event that celebrates generosity, leadership, and lasting impact."
Events like the David Frank Memorial Golf Classic demonstrate how philanthropy extends beyond financial contributions. They create opportunities for individuals and organizations to build relationships, strengthen communities, and support programs that continue making a difference long after the final putt has been made.
Richard Maize congratulates the organizers, volunteers, sponsors, and participants who made this year's tournament a success and is grateful to have played a small role in supporting its mission.
