Opportunity Project is getting ready for this year’s Annual Golf Classic taking place on Monday, September 15 (rain date September 16) at Brooklake Country Club in Florham Park, NJ. Co-Chairs of the event are Gary Berson, Jacob S. Buurma, Esq., Sandi Davino, Gemma Giantomasi, Esq., Matthew Kaplan, Murray Kushner, Esq., Jared Levine, Matthew B. McDonald III, MD, Jonathan Sobel and Eileen Sudler.
The day features a golf scramble, multiple on-course contests such as taking mulligan shots, Beat the Pro and a chance to win two hole-in-one cars. There will be plenty of specialty food and spirits including a Lobster Roll and Rosé Stand, an authentic Biergarten, food trucks and more. A well-earned Après Golf (cocktails, mocktails & dinner reception), a raffle and silent auction featuring unique gift items will conclude the evening.
Brain injury is lifelong, often invisible but always life-altering. It remains the leading cause of death and disability for Americans ages 1 to 44. Opportunity Project has dedicated over 30 years to transforming lives by providing programs and services for people who have sustained a brain injury and their families, while spearheading local, regional and national awareness initiatives for communities, schools and corporations.
Opportunity Project’s essential programs and services include occupational therapy to promote independent living, nutrition and wellness initiatives to support a new lifestyle, mental health workshops, member-to-member mentoring programs and a Caregivers’ Group that provides essential support to members and their families. In addition, OP’s community reintegration model enhances socialization, mental health and job skills, as well as empowers individuals with brain injury to re-engage with their families, their communities and their changed world.
Your support will enable OP to continue its work on behalf of individuals living with brain injury.
For more information please email golfclassic@opportunityproject.org or call Julie London at 973.921.1000 x105. of individuals with brain injury.