Swing Fore Cesar & Law Enforcement Mental Health Awareness

06/11/2026

A big shoutout and congratulations to Kyle Harland as he has been selected as the 2026 Swing Fore Cesar Award recipient.

We are honored to recognize this achievement and look forward to watching Kyle continue to grow as a leader and make a lasting impact throughout California’s outdoor and public lands community throughout his career with California State Parks.

Please join us in congratulating Kyle on his achievements as he graduates from the academy this Friday! 👏🏽

05/30/2026

We hope you enjoy reliving some of the highlights from the day. We can’t wait to see everyone back on the course next year!

Thank you for coming, thank you for your support, and thank you for being part of the Swing Fore Cesar family. 💙🏌️‍♂️⛳

** A special thank you to Garrett Lansdown (.media) for capturing the spirit of the day and putting together this amazing recap video. **

05/29/2026

There is never enough thank you’s to express our sincere appreciation to those that have helped shaped, and shown up, for the annual Swing Fore Cesar Golf Tournament. We are truly grateful for each and every one of you.

You can find this years photos & video on our webpage, swingforecesar.org, along with photos & videos from our past events.

We hope to see everyone next year for the 4th annual Swing Fore Cesar Golf Tournament on May 7th, 2027!

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05/09/2026

Thank you Sweeney & Michel, LLC, we couldn’t agree more! We are so grateful for having your support. We hope to see you next year!

05/06/2026

🚨Good news! We still have T-Shirts from this year’s Swing Fore Cesar Golf Tournament available. Men’s & Women’s style & sizes (see below).

Please visit our webpage ➡️ swingforecesar.org to purchase a T-Shirt 😃

As always, THANK YOU for your support in our mission of bringing awareness to law enforcement mental health! 🖤💙

05/02/2026

05/02/2026

Wow, what an AMAZING day we had with you all at the 3rd annual Swing Fore Cesar Golf Tournament! Listen to what our founder, Brian Rodrigo, shared with Action News Now ⬇️

More highlights/game day fun to come😊

Organizers want law enforcement officers, first responders and civilians to know it's OK to speak about mental health and ask for support whenever needed.

05/02/2026

Thank you Chico Police Officers' Association for your continued support! 🖤💙

05/01/2026

We are deeply grateful to the Family of Alice Aceves for their heartfelt donation to the Swing Fore Cesar Golf Tournament in memory of Alice Aceves. In her honor, they have generously donated a vintage cookie jar and four dozen homemade cookies to support this year’s fundraiser.

Alice was known for her warmth, generosity, and love of bringing people together. An avid cookie jar collector, she built a treasured collection of more than 300 unique cookie jars over the years. She was also a devoted supporter of law enforcement and often showed her appreciation by preparing homemade salsa, enchiladas, and Spanish rice for officers with Butte County Probation. Caring for others was simply who she was.

Although Alice lost her battle with cancer in 2021, her spirit continues to live on through the joy she shared and the traditions she created. Her beloved cookie jars have already helped raise more than $2,000 through dessert auctions benefiting the Glenn County Heritage Foundation and California Women in Agriculture. We know she would be thrilled to see them continuing to bring smiles, connection, and support to worthy causes.

Please join us in thanking her family for honoring Alice’s memory and allowing her legacy of kindness and generosity to continue making a difference. 💙⛳️🍪

05/01/2026

We pause to honor the life and service of Michael Nicholas, Deputy Probation Officer (End of Watch 2006).

Twenty years ago, DPO Nicholas served with Butte County Probation, where he was known for his professionalism, strong work ethic, and the positivity he brought to those around him. He was always smiling, had a great sense of humor, and was a valued part of the team.

Those who worked alongside him remember not just the work he did, but the light he brought into the workplace every day. His presence made a lasting impact—one that continues to be felt.

His memory serves as a reminder of the importance of mental health, and the need for continued compassion, awareness, and support within our profession and our communities. It calls us to look out for one another and to create an environment where people feel supported and able to seek help when needed.

We honor his memory by remembering the person he was and the difference he made. His legacy lives on. 💙⛳️