SCO Family of Services Raises Record $159,000 at 40th Annual Madonna Heights Golf Classic
June 22, 2021 / Madonna Heights News
DIX HILLS, NY – Friends of SCO Family of Services’ Madonna Heights programs teed up for the 40th Annual Madonna Heights Golf Classic at the Woodside Club in Muttontown, Long Island. This year, the Golf Classic raised a record $159,000 to support the vital work of Madonna Heights to teach, strengthen, and empower young and adult women to heal from trauma. Over 140 supporters participated in the golf outing and dinner program that featured both live and silent auctions and prizes. COVID-19 protocols were in place.
SCO was pleased to honor Elite Action Fire and its President, Fil Conte, longtime supporters of Madonna Heights. Elite provides fire protection equipment and automatic fire suppression systems with a specialization in special hazards.
“I am truly honored to be part of this event and all the planning that went into it,” said honoree and committee member Fil Conte. “Due to the hard work of the Golf Committee and the generous support of all our donors, we not only met our donation goal but we surpassed it by an additional 50%! It was a great event – wonderfully organized and run, and most importantly, it will help young women recovering from trauma reintegrate into our communities.”
SCO extends its gratitude to the sponsors, supporters, and volunteers who made the event such a success. This year’s sponsors included Metro Environmental Services, LLC; Island Pavement Cutting Co., Inc.; MPCC Corp.; Mutual of America; Atlantis Fresh Market; CDI; Jackson Lewis P.C.; Lynbrook High School Key Club; Sterling North America; Trivium Point Advisory; Community Care Rx; LS General Restoration Corp.; OMNTEC Mfg., Inc.; Lora and Craig Treiber; Maccarone Plumbing Inc.; New York Truck Escorts & Permits Inc.; Joyce and Bill Tyree.
Madonna Heights, part of the SCO Family of Services network of care, is an empowering environment designed specifically for women and girls to heal and thrive. Located on 56 acres in Dix Hills, Madonna Heights provides 24-hour care to address the physical, emotional, and social needs unique to women and girls. Madonna Heights helps build confidence, strengthen family bonds, and support the transition back home or to a home in the community. Madonna Heights’ Long Island campus is comprised of Residential Programs and a School for adolescent girls who have suffered trauma, Substance Abuse Recovery programs for women, and a Mental Health Clinic for families. Madonna Heights also provides Emergency Housing for women and their children throughout Suffolk County.