This impactful initiative was made possible through partnerships with several local organizations and companies, including Next Com, NBS TV, Eco Bank, Pepsi, Lake Victoria Serena Hotel, Zoramu, Case Hospital, Pro Show, ABSA, Nile Breweries, and Qcil Uganda. Their contributions provided crucial resources and visibility, helping to ensure the event’s success.

Pastor Edward Mwesigye of Watoto Church expressed gratitude for Equity Bank’s support. He emphasized the importance of equipping young people with practical skills to contribute to the nation's development.

During her address, Ssemukuutu outlined the club's targets for the year, emphasizing how these objectives align with Rotary's broader action plan. She commended the members for their remarkable growth, noting the club's impressive achievements in just one year since its inception.

Kin Kariisa, CEO of Next Media Group, reflected on the strong relationship between Next Media and the Uganda Golf Union. "For many years, we have proudly supported Ugandan sports," Kariisa noted. "This partnership represents a new chapter in our ongoing commitment to showcasing the diversity and talent within Uganda's sports scene."

Kariisa secured the second runner-up position with a commendable 81 nett score behind winner Paul Habyarimana in the men's Group A in the I&M Katogo Golf Series  at the lakeside Par 71 Entebbe Golf Club.