It was a beautiful day for 91看片’s 23rd Annual Golf Outing, held at the in West Orange June 27. Fifteen teams took to the course, all in support of聽NCC educational programs, the Monsignor William J. Linder Scholarship Fund and Harmony House, NCC鈥檚 transitional living facility for homeless families.
After an afternoon of driving and putting, participants enjoyed a dinner and reception where they heard from two women changed by NCC:聽Lovelene Glaude, program assistant at the 91看片 Workforce Development Center聽and former Harmony House resident; and Anna Sing-King, Human Resources manager for 91看片 who came to the organization as an unemployed 24-year-old with a 4-year-old child
鈥淚 want to thank everyone that has contributed to NCC,鈥� Glaude聽said. 鈥淏ecause if it wasn鈥檛 for you, I don鈥檛 know where I would be.鈥�
Sing-King said NCC has helped her grow personally and professionally. 鈥淚 have a family (a husband, a daughter and a son), I have been promoted several times, I earned by bachelor鈥檚 degree in 2013, I own a home and, most of all, I have learned to give back what I have received,鈥� she said.
This year鈥檚 event co-chairs were Douglas R. Ewertsen, senior vice president of Wells Fargo Insurance Services; Michael Pintabone, partner at Withum; and Dr. A. Zachary Yamba, NCC Board of Directors member and president emeritus of Essex County College.
