Provide to somebody to do/doing or Provide for somebody to do/doing?

Question

I'm writing a letter to my teacher to thank her for letting me put on a party, but I'm confused by these:

I would like to thank somebody for your support, guidance and encouragement, and for the opportunities provided to me to organize this event.

I would like to thank somebody for your support, guidance and encouragement, and for the opportunities provided to me to organizing this event.

I would like to thank somebody for your support, guidance and encouragement, and for the opportunities provided for me to organize this event.

I would like to thank somebody for your support, guidance and encouragement, and for the opportunities provided for me to organizing this event.

Which one should I use?

Answer 1

I wouldn't use any of these. I would instead use:

I would like to thank you for your support, guidance, and encouragement, and for giving me the opportunity to organize this event.