HINGHAM — 200 guests attended the inaugural Catholic Community Fund of Greater Boston golf tournament and fundraising dinner at the Black Rock Country Club, which raised $230,000 to support the efforts of the Archdiocese and various nonprofit organizations in the Boston area. CCF Chairman Arthur Boyle introduced Cardinal Sean O’Malley, who explained the CCF’s goals. Also in attendance was Bishop Mark O’Connell and several archdiocesean priests. Jim Fagan served as the event’s emcee and auctioneer.…

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DORCHESTER — 200 guests gathered at Florian Hall in Dorchester to raise money and support for PAWS New England, which rescues “abandoned, neglected, and abused dogs from high-kill shelters and desperate situations, provide them with veterinary care and much needed TLC, and bring them to New England where we place them in safe, loving homes.” The event was hosted by attorney Kristin Thurbide from the law firm KMT of Marshfield. For more information, click here.…

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PLYMOUTH — More than 250 golfers turned out on August 17, 2023, for the inaugural Building Trades Employers’ Association (BTEA) Northeast golf tournament to benefit the Thomas J. Gunning Fund.  The TJG Fund supports the American Liver Foundation, Pancreatic Cancer Action Network (PanCAN) and Team IMPACT, among others in its first year. The golf tournament and the celebration, which was emceed by Jim Fagan, was held at Pinehills Golf Club in Plymouth. The Fund is…

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BOSTON — More than 200 guests attended the Highgate Boston inaugural Charity Bowl was hosted by Lenny Clarke and held at Kings Boston on Monday, July 31.  The event raised $30,000 to support Highgate’s charitable foundation, which has raised more than $2 million this year to support philanthropic organizations and communities worldwide that address issues related to poverty, education and healthcare. All photos by Bill Brett

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QUINCY — More than 200 golfers attended the Norwich University Memorial Golf Tournament in honor of the late Paul Ricker, class of ’79, and the late Michael Crimmins, class of ’80. The event was held at the Granite Links Country Club in Quincy. Ricker, a well-known football player who made a life beyond the gridiron, died in 2017 at the age of 60. Crimmins, who had a successful high school and college career playing football…

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