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United Hebrew Golf Outing Raises $275K for Senior Care

35th annual event honors long-time supporter, Tony Nardozzi

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United Hebrew board member Anthony Nardozzi, Board president Rosemary McLaughlin, President/CEO Rita Mabli, former board president, Jim Staudt (United Hebrew of New Rochelle)
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Jill Greenspan of Armonk with her sister, Bonnie Silverman of Pound Ridge. (United Hebrew of New Rochelle)
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(Left to right) Eastchester residents Jake Fogliano, Ralph Medici, Mike Maloney and Seth Marcus (United Hebrew of New Rochelle)
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Mount Kisco resident, Rob Conte (United Hebrew of New Rochelle)
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Grace Ferri of New Rochelle with Dario Amicucci of Scarsdale (United Hebrew of New Rochelle)

More than 165 friends, donors, community and business leaders attended United Hebrew of New Rochelle’s 35th Annual Golf Tournament on September 13 at the Westchester Country Club. The event included an elite 18-hole golf tournament, a $1 million shoot out contest for closest to the pin winners and gourmet lunch.

Festivities concluded with a cocktail hour and grand reception, where long-standing golf chairman and board member Tony Nardozzi was honored for his leadership, dedication, and commitment to United Hebrew’s mission. The hugely successful event raised $275,000 for the care of residents of United Hebrew’s campus in New Rochelle.

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