3.25.08 Children's Study Home Annual Golf Tournament

THE CHILDREN'S STUDY HOME HOSTS TWENTY YEARS OF  

ANNUAL INVITATIONAL GOLF TOURNAMENT 


 

Springfield , MA   March 25, 2008  The Children's Study Home will host its twentieth year of the Annual Children's Study Home Invitational Golf Tournament on Thursday, May 1, 2008 at Crestview County Club.  This annual tournament began in 1988 and has become one of the premier golf events in Western MA . 

 

This year's special anniversary tournament will honor founder of the annual event, Dana Barrows, of Northwestern Mutual.  Mr. Barrows is a past president of the Board of Directors of the Children's Study Home and is an active community member in Western MA . 
 

The tournament commences with registration and lunch from 11:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m., and is then followed by a 12:30 shotgun start.  Dinner and awards begin at 6:00 p.m.  Cost of the tournament is $175 per person and $700 per foursome.  Reception and dinner is $30 per person.  Proceeds of the event will benefit the children and families from communities throughout Massachusetts served by the Children's Study Home. 

Major sponsors of the tournament are Health New England, Wolf & Company and Northeast Grounds Management.  Sponsorship opportunities are still available as well as player's spots.  If you are interested in a sponsorship of the tournament, playing or dinner information, please call Suzanne Boniface, Community Relations Manager at 413-739-5626, or email her at sboniface@studyhome.org.  

     

About the Children's Study Home:  The Children's Study home, founded in 1865, is an organization of professionals and volunteers dedicated to caring for and improving the lives of at-risk children, youth, and families through educational, residential, and family services.  The agency, rich with a history of achievement, serves children, adolescents, and their families from communities throughout Massachusetts , who have experienced abuse and/or neglect in different forms.  Those who receive services are often struggling to cope with behavioral, psychiatric and cognitive issues related to their experiences.  For more information, please visit www.studyhome.org.