TTL: Golf for Hunger & Pool Party outing raises a record $475,000

Shown (from left) are: Thomas Capobianco, Joseph Sano, Father Francis Gasparik, Gregory Burke and James Phillips.

Larchmont, NY The St. Francis Food Pantries & Shelters supports a network of charitable programs that provide services for anyone in need, including food, clothing, shelter, and related social services. A highlight annual event for St. Francis is the “Golf For Hunger & Pool Party Outing,” held this year at Bonnie Briar Country Club. On Monday, August 24, guests enjoyed a day of golf, lounging by the pool, cocktails on the club’s terrace and a buffet dinner outdoors on the lawn, all to raise a record $475,000. Jim Phillips, founding principal of TPG Architecture, hosted the outing, which honored Gregory Burke, CEO of Lane Office, a major furniture dealer; Burke, a strong believer in giving back to the less fortunate, is known for his extensive philanthropic activities. “This breaks our record for fundraising at the golf outing,” said Phillips. Joe Sano, managing director, and Father Francis enjoyed the festivities as they represented St. Francis Food Pantries, which will use the funds to fight hunger and to do its good work.

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