Polar Plunges Organized by Team Mossman Triathlon Club and Temple Israel Raise More Than $63,000 for Children
Polar Plunges Organized by Team Mossman Triathlon Club and Temple Israel Raise More Than $63,000 for Children
Polar Plunges Organized by Team Mossman Triathlon Club and Temple Israel Raise More Than $63,000 for Children
On Thursday, November 3, Look To The Stars’ Allison DiLiberto attended the 2nd Annual Jam For The Kids at Manhattan’s Hiro Ballroom at the Maritime Hotel (88 9th Ave), which benefited The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp.
The show “Celebrate!!! The Hole-in-the-Wall-Gang Camp” does exactly what it says. It celebrates in words and song The Hole-In-The-Wall Camp in Ashford, Conn., founded by the late Paul Newman and dedicated to giving children with cancer and rare blood diseases a complete and genuine camping experience, something most of them have never had.
Songwriter, Jazz Music Vocalist Rondi Charleston Tour Benefits the Hole In The Wall Gang Camp founded by Paul Newman, First Performance at Metropolitan Room, NYC, September 21
Tom Kulesza, retired elementary counselor from the Wayne Highlands School District and a Licensed Professional Counselor, volunteered for his second year as a camp "cabin" counselor at the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp in Ashford, Connecticut.
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A recruiter for the Hole in the Wall Gang Camp will address the Westport Sunrise Rotary at 7:30 a.m. Friday, Aug. 19, at Bertucci's Restaurant, 833 Post Road East.
The 26th annual C&S Wholesale Grocers Inc. charity golf outing raised $1.1 million and added a sixth charity for its donations. The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, Ashford, Conn., received $77,000 for children with cancer.
Neighborhood fixture Izzy Berdan surrendered his defining mane of curly hair for charity this past Sunday.
Jenny Kim of Torrington, who lost her battle with a debilitating lung disease earlier this month, is described by her family as a brave young woman who didn't lose her spirit and love for life until the end.
REWSTER — Perfect weather, a pristine golf course, causes that inspire and the right combination of celebrities made Monday's fourth annual Caron-Wood Charity Golf Classic at Ocean Edge Resort a home run.
Weekley and others, mostly little kids, holed about a 10-yard shot in a chipping challenge at the Travelers "Fan Zone." Each hole-in-one results in a $100 donation from Travelers to the Hole In The Wall Gang Camp charity, started some 25 years ago by Paul Newman.
The Hole in the Wall Gang Camp, founded by the late Paul Newman, is just one of the charities sponsored by the Travelers Championship.
Bubba Watson proved to the world and himself that he finally got his emotions on the golf course under control during last year's Travelers Championship in Cromwell, Conn. Last June, the long-hitting lefty from Bagdad, Fla., won his first-ever PGA Tour event by defeating Corey Pavin and Scott Verplank in a two-hole playoff. The relief of finally getting his maiden win allowed Watson to release those emotions in a proper context, as he dedicated the victory to his parents, specifically his father who was battling cancer.
The Travelers Championship opening ceremonies took place on the first tee at the TPC River Highlands. Tim Beneski spoke about The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp. His four sons attend the camp each summer. Gov. Dannel P. Malloy, the tournament honorary chairman, also spoke. Beneski hit the ceremonial opening tee shot right down the first fairway.
WEST SUFFIELD -- As soon as Tim and Cara Beneski heard the news on Sept. 26, 2008, they called their sons to "The Island," their king size bed that is haven for family time. "We told them Paul Newman had passed away," Cara said. "They were hysterical, so upset."