More than 100 Golfers Play for a Cause at CPC Behavioral Healthcare's Spring Invitational

It was a picture-perfect day on Monday, June 6th, for the more than 100 golfers who spent the day at the gorgeous Navesink Country Club in Middletown, NJ and played 18 holes in support of CPC Behavioral Healthcare. The annual tournament is one of CPC’s signature fundraising events and raises critical funds that support children and families who need financial help to access CPC’s treatment and services.

New co-chairs, Scott Hershkowitz and Tom Mikulski are pleased to report that the tournament raised more than $50,000. New this year, an After-Party for golfers and non-golfers alike delivered great food, lots of fun and serious networking.

CPC’s Spring Invitational is a favorite charity tournament for avid golfers and serious newcomers. Competition among the participants is good-natured, but serious. Winners this year were: Highest Gross – Rick McCoy, Keith Gilman, Peter Henderson and George Khlari; Highest Net – Don Pignataro, Bob Honecker, Rich Mulvey and Greg Steinhauser; Closest to the Pin was Mike Warshauer and Longest Drive was claimed by Keith Richardson for the men and Sue Murphy for the women. This year’s contests included a ‘Pot of Gold’ and the Hole-in-One, Subaru Forrester, courtesy of World Subaru.

Tournament underwriters included: Ansell Grimm & Aaron, Bernstein Private Wealth Management, Boynton & Boynton, Cowan Guntenski & Co., Joyce & Rick Donovan, Downtown Investors, Lewis Eisenberg Family, Fedway Associates, Inc., Spencer Gaines, Gaughran Law Firm, Halsted Corporation, The Herman Family, Iorio Construction Company, iPlay America, Jersey Shore University Medical Center Foundation, Mental Health Risk & Retention Group, Inc., New Jersey Natural Gas Company Charity, Neuberger Berman LLC, Newport Capital Group, OceanFirst Foundation, Charlie & Trudy Parton, Prutting & Lombardi, Thomas Rodilosso, Santander Bank, Saul Ewing, LLP, Seeman Family Chiropractic, The Shanley Family, SJS Specialty, Springpoint Senior Living, Inc., Two River Community Bank, Mario Venancio, World Subaru, Zack Painting Co., Inc.

CPC Behavioral Healthcare, founded in 1960, provides mental and behavioral healthcare and special education services to over 8,000 people each year. The Agency’s mission is to serve our communities by delivering evidence-based services in mental health, substance abuse, special education and physical health through an integrated system of care designed to promote wellness, recovery and productive lives. In addition to three counseling centers located throughout the County, CPC’s High Point School welcomes more than 200 special education students each year.

Navesink Country Club is a four season, family oriented private New Jersey country club located on the banks of the Navesink River in central Monmouth County near Red Bank, Rumson and Colts Neck. The club offers a bounty of amenities, including a challenging and scenic, private golf course with a state of the art driving range and practice facility.

For more information about the Agency, its work and impact and how you can get more involved, please call the Development Office at: 732-935-2222 and visit www.cpcbehavioral.org.

More than 100 golfers teed off at CPC’s 2016 Spring Invitational on June 6th at the Navesink Country Club.

Pictured L-R: Joel Davies, Red Bank; John Scaramucich, Eatontown; Tom Mikulski, event co-chair, Little Silver; and Peter Bicknell, Warren.

Pictured L-R: John Garth, Chief Credit Officer, CMBS Lending Bank of New York Mellon and Executive Advisory Council Member of the Kislak Real Estate Institute, Monmouth University; Mary Anne Nagy, Vice President for Student Life & Leadership Engagement - Monmouth University; Jack Gavin, Associate Vice President for Finance & Budgets - Monmouth University; Keith Richardson, Assistant Vice President Leadership Programs - Monmouth University.