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PGA National Members Give Back To Our Community
PGA Honors Jane Broderick Women’s Golf Association
At Charity Golf Event Charity Event
This year’s closing PGAN’s Women’s Golf
member event honored Jane Association’s (WGA) spring
Broderick, in recognition of charity event was held in
her 37 years at PGA National support of Connections, a
(PGAN). Jane’s PGAN career nonprofit school in Palm
began in the “bag room” Beach County that serves
in 1987 and spanned 37 students with autism and
years. Her work experience related disabilities. WGA
in outside operations, retail members played in glorious sunshine and participated
and tournament operations in an auction which raised $35,000 to support sending
proved invaluable when she Connection students to a summer camp program. Women’s Golf Association gave thanks to the event chairs
was appointed head golf for a job well done! From left to right, Karen King-Watt and
professional, a position that PGA National Members Give Back To Our Community Lisa Rinaldi Palestrini, event cochairs and Cindy McGeever,
she held for 15 years. Her Left to right, Pat Hughes- on page 7 president of the WGA
unique knowledge of all Gelardi, past president of
aspects of PGAN led to her PGAN’s Advisory Board of
success, first as director of Governors and Women’s Golf
golf and in her most recent Association and guest of Are You Ready Hurricane?
position as club manager. honor Jane Broderick
Jane was the first woman to
be named master professional in both the PGA and LPGA. For The Next Storm?
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over 100 golfers,
volunte ers and
sponsors to the day’s
event. Through
donations to the
CO CF, members
sponsored “Tees and
Greens” signs which
were posted along the
entire Palmer course.
These signs held
personal messages
of congratulations
and thanks to Jane.
Through the generous Golf Professional Val Skinner
sponsorsh i p of volunteered her time “hitting
David Marshall and a drive for donations” to the
Associates, Legacy Community Outreach Charitable
roofing, Property Fund in honor of Jane Broderick.
Transfer Services and Left to right, Golf Professional Val
Brightway Insurance, Skinner, Jane Broderick and Helen David Valcich
all proceeds of the day Martin
went to the fund.
This season alone, the fund made grants of over $40,000
and has supported programs that range from training
a service dog for a veteran to providing backpacks for
children entering the foster system to a reading program for
underprivileged children to a tennis program for children
on the autism spectrum. Every grant we make comes with
a letter explaining that the grant is made up of donations
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