MORRISTOWN, NJ — Golfers and supporters of the Morris Museum are invited to tee off for a good cause this fall as the museum hosts its annual Golf Outing at the newly renovated Spring Brook Country Club.
The fundraiser is scheduled for Sept. 28, offering participants the chance to be among the first to play the redesigned course while supporting one of Morris County's leading cultural institutions. Registration for golfers and sponsors is open through Aug. 28.
According to the museum, the day will feature golf, refreshments on the course and opportunities to support the museum through sponsorships and other fundraising activities. The annual outing serves as one of the museum's signature fundraising events, helping support its exhibitions, educational programs and community initiatives.
The event is open to individual golfers, foursomes, and corporate sponsors. A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and community members who wish to support the museum while gaining visibility during the event. Non-golfing sponsorship options are also offered.
The Morris Museum, located in Morris Township, is the second-largest museum in New Jersey and features exhibitions, performing arts, educational programming, and one of the nation's premier collections of mechanical musical instruments.
Those interested in participating or becoming a sponsor can register online through the Morris Museum's website here. The museum encourages golfers and sponsors to sign up before the Aug. 28 registration deadline.
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