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Posted: November 14, 2023
IREM NYC hosts fifth annual Clay Shoot charity event
New Paltz, NY IREM NYC’s Fifth Annual Clay Shoot was held on Friday, October 6th at Mid-Hudson Sporting Clays. The charity event benefitted two organizations: SHAREing & CAREing, and GiGi’s Playhouse NYC. Over one hundred members and guests enjoyed breakfast, a full round of clay shooting with some competitive games, and a barbecue luncheon, followed by raffled and prizes. As a result of this most successful event, IREM NYC will donate $21,320 to each charity.
generously donated all event signage.
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