Children’s Museum holds golf tournament

More than 100 golfers recently took to the greens to support Providence Children’s Museum, which raised $32,500 to fund its hands-on exhibits and educational programs. More
This item is available in full to subscribers. If you are a current subscriber, log in to continue.

You can access an additional 12 stories by registering for a free account. Click here to continue.

Otherwise, purchase a subscription to continue.

You can also purchase this single article, if you prefer. Click here to continue.
PHILANTHROPY

Children’s Museum holds golf tournament

THE 29TH ANNUAL Allen H. Chatterton Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament raised $32,500 for the Providence Children’s Museum. Pictured are participants Denis Riel, Kevin Saber, Larry Blau and Axel Stepan of LW Blau Restoration.
Posted 8/27/12

More than 100 golfers recently took to the greens to support Providence Children’s Museum, which raised $32,500 to fund its hands-on exhibits and educational programs.

The museum’s 29th annual Allen H. Chatterton Jr. Memorial Golf Tournament honors the late Chatterton, an early supporter and board member of the museum. His son, Allen Chatterton III, chaired this year’s tournament, held at the Carnegie Abbey Club in Portsmouth for the 23rd year.

After golfing, participants enjoyed dinner and bid on items during a live auction, including a weekend getaway and rounds of golf at exclusive courses. The bids raised $5,400, and a raffle and additional contests brought in an additional $3,300.

“We are deeply grateful to Allen Chatterton, his committee and the tournament sponsors and participants for supporting Providence Children’s Museum and sharing our commitment to children most in need of positive, enriching learning experiences,” said Janice O’Donnell, museum executive director. •

No comments on this story | Add your comment
Please log in or register to add your comment
Calendar
PBN Hosted
Events

The 2nd Annual Healthiest Employers event will recognize employers who have strong, effective Health and Wellness programs in the region. Deadline for enrollment is June 28th.
Advertisement
National
Local
Latest News