Cresa Albany sponsors Northern Rivers' golf tournament on July 15
Despite threatening skies and some showers, a group of 220 supporters raised $124,000 at Northern Rivers' golf tournament and celebration on July 15. Cresa Albany, one of the regional commercial real estate firms that exclusively represents tenants and buyers, was the signature sponsor for the 6th straight year.
One of the programs benefiting from the event is Northern Rivers' affiliate Parsons Child and Family Center 'Camp To Belong.' Since 1995, Camp To Belong, has reunited over 3,500 siblings. Camp To Belong was created to offer siblings in foster care and other out-of-home care the opportunity to create lifetime memories while being reunited at camp.
Cresa Albany has strong ties to the game of golf and Northern Rivers. The firm's managing principal, Tim Conley, is an avid golfer playing out of Wolferts Roost Country Club, Saratoga National, and PGA National in Palm Beach Gardens in the winters. His son, Brian, currently the firm's financial officer, was adopted through Northern Rivers'.
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