Established in 2004, the New Jersey Golf Foundation has raised more than $15 million to support annual golf programming with a focus on three core pillars: youth, military Veterans and individuals with special needs. - PROVIDED BY NJGF
Established in 2004, the New Jersey Golf Foundation has raised more than $15 million to support annual golf programming with a focus on three core pillars: youth, military Veterans and individuals with special needs. - PROVIDED BY NJGF
Matthew Fazelpoor//April 12, 2024//
The New Jersey Golf Foundation is celebrating its 20th anniversary impacting lives and communities here in the Garden State through golf.
The NJGF is the 501(c)(3) charitable arm of the New Jersey Section, PGA America (NJPGA). Since its 2004 inception, the organization has raised more than $15 million to support annual golf programming. It focuses on three core pillars: youth, military veterans and individuals with special needs.
The programming aims to provide individuals from all backgrounds the opportunity to play the game of golf in a welcoming environment. Signature fundraising events complement that work, which fund annual scholarships for deserving youth.
“Thanks to the generosity of our selfless partners, PGA Professionals, volunteers, and friends of the Foundation, the progress we’ve made in the past 20 years is remarkable,” said Chris Hunt, executive director, NJ Golf Foundation, in a statement. “It’s truly rewarding to realize that we are fulfilling our mission and making a difference in so many lives.”
More information on the NJGF and its programs and events is available here.
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