William S. Thomson Golf Scramble
Wednesday, July 8, 2009 at Southington Country Club
Thank you, everyone! Because of the support of our major sponsors, niche sponsors, hole sponsors, golfers and volunteers, the William S. Thomson Golf Scramble raised over $20,000 for Rotary scholarships, community activities and Rotary International projects.
2009 William S. Thomson Golf Scramble results/photos
We hope to see you again next year (always 2nd Wednesday in July)!
Friday, July 10, 2009
Wednesday, July 01, 2009
Weekly luncheon speakers: Mary Marcuccio - Parents 4 a Change...
Our Mission
We are parents and citizens, based in Southington, Ct., who are speaking up to make a difference in the fight against opiate abuse by teens and young adults. We are raising awareness about this issue, while providing support for families in crisis. We are also working with local and state authorities to make our communties unfriendly environments to drug use and drug activity.
Our Goals
* Raise awareness about the serious, life-threatening drug problem of opiate abuse that exists in our town, as in so many other suburban communities in the northeast.
~ Did you know that HEROIN as become the drug of choice for many suburban teens?
* Provide a network of communication and support for parents and families who are going through this nightmare of drug abuse with their teenager.
~ Are you or someone you know suffering in silence? Feel alone, isolated?
We can be a support for you because we have lived it! We have REAL answers, RIGHT NOW!
* Create REAL and EFFECTIVE deterrents to drug use and drug activity in our town and yours, in order to protect our teens and young adults AND our communities.
~ We would welcome anyone who would like to work with us in making changes!
PLEASE feel free to contact us at parents4achange@yahoo.com or 860-621-1682. We will get back to you as soon as possible! Mary Marcuccio - Parents 4 A Change
Golf scramble to benefit Parents 4 a Change
“McCABE’S MOVING & STORAGE”
4th ANNUAL TWO MAN SCRAMBLE
GOLF TOURNAMENT and BANQUET
Saturday, August 15, 2009 at PINE VALLEY GOLF COURSE,
300 Welch Road, Southington, CT 06489
1:00 Registration, 2:00 Shot gun start, $110 per golfer
All proceeds will benefit PARENTS 4 A CHANGE!!!!
Golfers join the pig roast banquet at the Falcon's Club (33 Knowles Ave., Southington) immediately after tournament.
We are parents and citizens, based in Southington, Ct., who are speaking up to make a difference in the fight against opiate abuse by teens and young adults. We are raising awareness about this issue, while providing support for families in crisis. We are also working with local and state authorities to make our communties unfriendly environments to drug use and drug activity.
Our Goals
* Raise awareness about the serious, life-threatening drug problem of opiate abuse that exists in our town, as in so many other suburban communities in the northeast.
~ Did you know that HEROIN as become the drug of choice for many suburban teens?
* Provide a network of communication and support for parents and families who are going through this nightmare of drug abuse with their teenager.
~ Are you or someone you know suffering in silence? Feel alone, isolated?
We can be a support for you because we have lived it! We have REAL answers, RIGHT NOW!
* Create REAL and EFFECTIVE deterrents to drug use and drug activity in our town and yours, in order to protect our teens and young adults AND our communities.
~ We would welcome anyone who would like to work with us in making changes!
PLEASE feel free to contact us at parents4achange@yahoo.com or 860-621-1682. We will get back to you as soon as possible! Mary Marcuccio - Parents 4 A Change
Golf scramble to benefit Parents 4 a Change
4th ANNUAL TWO MAN SCRAMBLE
GOLF TOURNAMENT and BANQUET
Saturday, August 15, 2009 at PINE VALLEY GOLF COURSE,
300 Welch Road, Southington, CT 06489
1:00 Registration, 2:00 Shot gun start, $110 per golfer
All proceeds will benefit PARENTS 4 A CHANGE!!!!
Golfers join the pig roast banquet at the Falcon's Club (33 Knowles Ave., Southington) immediately after tournament.
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