Sealy & Company proudly sponsored the 2024 Texas Children’s Houston Open, organized by the Astros Golf Foundation. The event, held at the esteemed Memorial Park Golf Course, showcased sporting excellence and community engagement while simultaneously giving back to the Houston community. Sealy & Company’s sponsorship reflects our dedication to leveraging corporate resources for the collective good, aligning with the Astros Golf Foundation’s mission to create a lasting positive impact. We would like to thank everyone who joined us at the tournament this year, and we look forward to making this event an annual tradition.

The Astros Golf Foundation was formed in 2018 after Houston Astros Owner and Chairman Jim Crane agreed to take control of the long-standing Texas Children’s Houston Open tournament. The Foundation was established with three key objectives: to ensure that the PGA TOUR event remained in Houston, to bring the tournament back to its glory and into the heart of the city, and to provide much-needed resources and funds to the citizens and community of Houston through park improvements, charitable fundraising, and investment in youth programs.

The Astros Golf Foundation’s goal is to make the Texas Children’s Houston Open a premier tournament on tour by engaging more fans, creating memorable experiences beyond the game of golf, enticing a competitive field of elite golfers to compete annually, and delivering up to $90 million annually in a positive economic impact to the city of Houston. Through park improvements, charitable fundraising for over 100 local organizations, and investments in youth programs, the tournament serves as a beacon of hope and opportunity for citizens across Houston.

The Houston Open stands as a testament to the transformative potential of sports in uplifting communities and inspiring support for worthy causes. Sealy & Company, alongside the Astros Golf Foundation and other notable businesses dedicated to the region, will continue to champion the spirit of giving back, ensuring a brighter future for the greater Houston community.