KA’UPULEHU-KONA, Hawaii –

The Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai held its annual charitable check presentation on Tuesday afternoon, celebrating the tournament’s contributions for 2025. A total of $267,000 was split up among the Rotary Club of Kona, Daniel R. Sayre Foundation, Big Island Junior Golf Association and Hualalai Ohana Foundation.

The tournament, which is celebrating its 30th anniversary of being held at Hualalai in 2026, has donated $2.64 million to local community organizations since 1997.

“We are proud of our partnerships with each of these charitable organizations and thankful for the wonderful work they do in our community throughout the year,” said Tournament Manager Kelly Fliear. “We appreciate Mitsubishi Electric’s support in making this possible. It is fulfilling to see its impact on the Island of Hawaii.”

“As we celebrate the tournament’s 30th anniversary, we recognize the Kona community as central to the enduring significance of this event,” said Mike Corbo, president and CEO of Mitsubishi Electric US. “Its generosity, dedication, and longstanding support have shaped the program’s character and impact. We are honored to contribute to initiatives that strengthen this community and uphold the traditions that make this tournament meaningful to so many in Kona.”

Mitsubishi Electric’s commitment to charity continues on PGA TOUR Champions through their golf partnership. Mitsubishi Electric is an Official Marketing Partner of the PGA TOUR as well as the title sponsor of two PGA TOUR Champions events – the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai and the Mitsubishi Electric Classic. Through both of their PGA TOUR Champions events, more than $5 million has been donated to local charities.

The Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai runs from Thursday to Saturday and will be televised live on Golf Channel all three days. For more information and to purchase tickets for the Mitsubishi Electric Championship at Hualalai, please visit PGATOUR.com and MECgolf.com.