Lassen Resilience is the name of the joint fundraising campaign between the Lassen Association and Lassen Park Foundation to support Lassen Volcanic National Park in its recovery efforts from the Dixie Fire. 

You and three guests will enjoy a foursome of golf and lunch on this beautiful course while being joined by former Lassen Park Foundation Board Member, Robert Simpson, who will act as your host and fore caddy. 

The French Laundry, a 1,600 square-foot structure constructed of river rock and timbers, was built as a saloon in 1900 by a Scottish stonemason. The building later served as a residence, and during the 1920s operated as a French steam laundry. In 1978, town mayor Don Schmitt and his wife Sally renovated the structure into a restaurant, which Thomas Keller then purchased in 1994. The menu changes daily, and commits itself to serving classic French cuisine with the finest quality ingredients. Staff displays a similarly intense focus on impeccable guest service. Having celebrated its silver anniversary in July 2019, The French Laundry has received numerous honors and accolades over the preceding twenty five years.