Chubb Charity Challenge Historical Results
 

The following is a condensed history of the Chubb Charity Challenge, its national championship winners and their charities:

2005 Chubb Charity Challenge
Championship Location: Ritz Carlton, Half-Moon Bay, CA
Funds Raised: $1,040,000
Winner: Moody & Associates, Clarksburg, MD
Charity: Youth for Christ, Montgomery County, whose focus is to help young people develop into healthy adults that contribute to their communities.

2004 Chubb Charity Challenge
Championship Location: Reynolds Plantation, Greensboro, GA
Funds Raised: $818,000
Winner: J. Rolfe Davis Insurance, Maitland, FL
Charity: Quest Inc., Apopka, FL, provides job training and support services to hundreds of individuals with disabilities in Central Florida.

2003 Chubb Charity Challenge
Championship Location: Hyatt Regency Lake Las Vegas Resort, Spa and Casino, Henderson, NV
Funds Raised: $746,000
Winner: Rogers & Norman, Seattle
Charity: Children’s Hospital and Regional Medical Center, Seattle, serves as the pediatric referral center for Washington, Alaska, Montana and Idaho and provides patient care and conducts pediatric research.

2002 Chubb Charity Challenge
Championship Location: Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, Tucson, AZ
Funds Raised: $574,000
Winner: Higginbotham & Associates, Fort Worth, TX
Charity: Happy Hills Farm Academy/Home, Granbury, TX, provides socially and academically disadvantaged boys and girls the opportunity to live, work and study in a year-round, residential school/farm setting.

2001 Chubb Charity Challenge
Championship Location: World Golf Village Renaissance Resort, St. Augustine, FL
Funds Raised: $475,000
Winner: Insurance Alliance, Houston
Charity: Family Services of Greater Houston provides a wide range of health and human services for families in the region.

2000 Chubb Charity Challenge
Championship Location: Orange County Golf Center, Winter Garden, FL
Funds Raised: $350,000
Winner: McGriff, Seibels & Williams Inc., Birmingham, AL
Charity: United Cerebral Palsy of Greater Birmingham provides services and programs for children and adults addressing their physical and health needs, educational development and integration into the community.