A New Record For The Kelser Charity Challenge! $50K Donated To HFSC's Center For Cognitive Care
GLASTONBURY – Earlier this month, the Kelser Foundation presented a check for $50,000 to the Hospital for Special Care's (HFSC) Center for Cognitive Health. The Center specializes in the diagnosis and treatment of memory loss and cognitive decline. The donation, a new record, was raised at the foundation’s 26th annual Kelser Charity Challenge, a golf tournament held at Indian Hill Country Club in Newington, CT.
Barry Kelly and Lisa Carroll, Kelser Corporation’s Chief Executive Officer and Vice President of Revenue, presented the donation to Lynn Ricci, FACHE, and Stan Jankowski, HFSC’s President and CEO, and Vice President and Chief Information Officer. Read The Offical Press Release
Each year, Indian Hill Country Club welcomes the entire Kelser family including employees, partners, customers, and friends to what has become a much-anticipated outing.
“Every year, I think it’s the best one yet,” said Lisa Carroll, Kelser’s Vice President of Revenue. “And I’m proud to say that our players, sponsors and volunteers continue to come through making each year more successful than the last.”
Throughout the tournament’s 26-year history, the event has raised $1,150,000 and typically realizes a sold-out field. Prizes were awarded for long drive men and women, closest to pin, closest to the line and top three teams gross and net. Each year, golfers, volunteers, and sponsors are treated to a dinner reception and an awards ceremony, raffle prizes, silent auction and lots of guaranteed laughs courtesy of local radio personality David Fisch.
The 27th Annual Kelser Charity Challenge will take place on September 16, 2024, once again at the Indian Hill Country Club in Newington, CT. Official registration hasn’t yet begun but those interested in participating, volunteering, or sponsoring the event may contact Lisa Carroll at lcarroll@kelsercorp.com.
See more of the Kelser Foundation’s activities and find out how to get involved here.
Learn more about the Hospital For Special Care and its Center for Cognitive Health here.
