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Davis Law Group Charity Golf Tournament Benefiting Life Support I-90

Each year, Davis Law Group hosts a charity golf tournament in support of volunteers and first-responders who keep travelers safe along one of Washington’s most dangerous stretches of highway in Kittitas County. Proceeds from the annual Davis Law Group Charity Golf Tournament benefit Life Support I-90, a Kittitas County nonprofit that equips, trains, and provides various forms of support to crews answering the call when crashes happen along the I-90 corridor over Snoqualmie Pass.

Join Davis Law Group and our generous sponsors for a day of championship golf, friendly competition, and great food all in service of a cause that has a real impact on everyone in Washington state and beyond, whether they realize it or not.

The Cause: Protecting Lives Along the I-90 Corridor

Life Support I-90 is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to strengthening emergency response along the Interstate 90 Snoqualmie Pass corridor and throughout upper Kittitas County. Founded and led by Cheri Marusa, the organization grew out of a hard truth she saw firsthand. The rugged mountain corridor is traveled by millions of commuters, freight haulers, and vacationers each year, yet the volunteer first responders who serve it have long faced serious gaps in equipment, funding, and training.

For more than two decades, support of and contributions to Life Support I-90 has helped close those gaps and save lives. Their contributions have funded:

• Extrication tools and specialized rescue equipment
• Advanced cardiac units and critical medical supplies
• Primary apparatus and essential EMS and fire materials
• The construction of three strategically located fire stations
• A state-of-the-art training tower that keeps local responders mission-ready

Every dollar raised at the tournament flows directly into this work. As the organization puts it, the life saved could be your own — and for the families who travel Snoqualmie Pass every day, that mission is deeply personal. You can learn more about Cheri and the work that her team does to carry out this mission at LifeSupportI90.org.

Why Davis Law Group Hosts This Tournament

As a Seattle personal injury firm, Davis Law Group has spent decades representing people whose lives were upended by serious crashes. High-speed and truck accidents are commonplace on the I-90 corridor, and serious injuries and fatalities are far too often. We know what happens in the minutes after a collision, and we know how much the outcome depends on how quickly trained responders can reach the scene.

When the firm learned about Cheri Marusa’s mission, the connection was immediate. Supporting the people who arrive first — the volunteer EMTs, firefighters, and rescue crews — is a natural extension of the advocacy our team brings to every client. Hosting this tournament lets us put resources behind prevention and rapid response, not just recovery after the fact. It reflects our belief that every life on the road matters, and that a strong community is built by the people willing to show up for one another.

The 2026 Tournament at Suncadia Resort

This year the tournament heads to one of Washington’s premier mountain destinations: the Rope Rider course at Suncadia Resort in Cle Elum, Washington. Famed for its immaculate resort conditions, crisp mountain air, and scenic views, Rope Rider offers a beautifully balanced layout. Its tree-lined fairways, strategic bunkers, and natural ponds give golfers of every skill level a challenging but rewarding “risk versus reward” experience. After a long day of golf and fundraising, our evening dinner banquet will be hosted in the rustic elegance of Swiftwater Cellars on-site.

Format, Games & Prizes

The tournament is played as a four-person best ball scramble, with all foursomes playing from a designated set of tees through 18 holes. Beyond standard team play, golfers can jump into several on-course games and contests:

• Closest to the Pin contest
• Putting contest (open during registration)
• “Race to the Rescue” speed hole

Want to improve your odds — and give a little more? Players can purchase up to two mulligans individually or as part of the “Golden Ticket” bundle. Prizes are awarded to the top three overall teams, along with honors for the winners of each individual contest.

Schedule of Events — Thursday, September 10, 2026

After 18 holes, guests gather inside Swiftwater Cellars for an upbeat dinner banquet — a chance to celebrate the day, bid on premium auction items, and honor the dedication of the first responders the tournament supports.

Become a Sponsor

Sponsorship is the heart of this tournament. It is how local businesses and regional partners turn a great day of golf into life-saving equipment and training for the I-90 corridor — and it puts your brand in front of an engaged audience of community leaders, professionals, and golfers from across the state.

Why partner with us:

• Direct, measurable community impact — your investment funds first-responder resources, not overhead
• Brand visibility on event signage, the tournament website, and banquet materials
• Connection with a respected cause and a well-known regional personal injury firm
• A memorable day to host clients, reward your team, or build relationships

Interested in sponsoring? View sponsorship options and reserve your spot → or contact our team to design a custom package.

How to Participate

There are three easy ways to be part of the tournament — whether you bring a foursome, back the cause as a sponsor, or simply give:

1. Register to play. Sign up an individual or a four-person team for a full day of golf, lunch, on-course contests, and the evening banquet at Swiftwater Cellars.
2. Sponsor the event. Put your business behind the cause and gain visibility with an engaged regional audience.
3. Make a donation. Can’t make it to the course? Every gift to Life Support I-90 directly funds equipment and training for first responders.