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Posted: April 26, 2019
31st Annual NAIOP Golf Tournament benefiting Heading Home on June 18 at The International, Bolton
Bolton, MA Join NAIOP Mass. for fun in the sun at the 31st Annual Golf Tournament and beach blast after party to help end homelessness in Boston on June 18 at The International! Since its inception in 1988, the tournament has raised more than $3 million to help provide those in need with a supported pathway to self-sufficiency through Heading Home.
Enjoy the afternoon sun and hit the green with your foursome in 7th Annual Championship Cup or Scramble Tournament. Due to limited capacity, foursomes are reserved for sponsors only. If you don’t have a foursome - don’t worry - because clinic registration is open to all and includes a ticket to the beach blast after party.
Step off the green and hit the beach blast after party for live music, food, beach-themed cocktails, networking, prizes and more. They will crown the tournament winners and present their sponsorship proceeds to Heading Home.
A special thank you to 2019 Golf Tournament Chair, Kerry Hawkins of HFF, as well as well as the entire golf steering committee: Dante Angelucci of The Davis Companies, Michael Buckley of Avison Young, Kathy McMahon of National Development, Pat Mulvihill of Boston Properties and Mckenna Teague of CBRE.
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