Proceeds to support AABR’s programs for individuals with Autism and Developmental Disabilities
New York, NY – OCTOBER 2, 2023 – The Metropolitan Chapter of the Club Management Association of America (MCMA), a prominent professional association that brings together club managers and industry experts to promote excellence in club management, recently hosted its milestone 50th Annual Douglas G. Louis Applied Underwriters Invitational Golf Outing at the Old Westbury Golf and Country Club. The annual outing benefits AABR, Inc., a leading Queens, NY-based organization that has served individuals with autism and developmental disabilities for over 60 years.
This year, the outing honored Oren Warshavsky, Co-Chair of International Asset Tracing and Recovery Division, Baker Hostetler, LLP and Heather Apgar, Managing Director, Metropolitan Chapter of CMAA.
The partnership between MCMA and AABR began in 1973. For over 50 years, MCMA’s Charity Committee has supported AABR to expand its current services to include 23 group residences, two-day programs, family services, life skills and job training programs.
“Our 50th Annual Douglas G. Louis Applied Underwriters Invitational Golf Outing marks a lasting legacy of compassion and community impact of MCMA across the New York City area,” said Mark Sheehan, CCM, CCE, President of the Metropolitan Chapter of the Club Managers Association and General Manager at Orienta Beach Club. “This milestone event raised much-needed funds to benefit numerous people with special needs across the five boroughs of New York City and beyond. Supporting this philanthropic mission provides a brighter future for those in need.”
“As we celebrate the 50th Annual Douglas G. Louis Applied Underwriters Invitational Golf Outing, we reflect on the journey that our organizations have taken together – one of empowerment, inclusion, and positive change. The unwavering support from this collaboration has been a driving force behind the growth and sustainability of AABR, has enriched the lives of individuals with special needs, and inspired our organization to reach new heights. Together, AABR and MCMA are committed to fostering a world where every person is valued, and every dream is achievable,” said Libby Traynor, CEO of AABR.
All proceeds from the event will be directed toward AABR’s essential programs and initiatives. For more information, please visit www.aabr.org and metcma.org.
About AABR, Inc.:
AABR, Inc. is a distinguished New York City-based organization committed to providing a wide range of services to individuals with autism and developmental disabilities. Through innovative programs and unwavering dedication, AABR, Inc. aims to enhance the quality of life and promote inclusivity for those it serves. For more information, please visit www.aabr.org.
About the Metropolitan Chapter of the Club Management Association of America:
The Metropolitan Chapter of the Club Managers Association of New York is a prominent professional association that brings together club managers and industry experts to promote excellence in club management. The chapter’s commitment to philanthropy and community involvement is exemplified through events such as the Annual Douglas G. Louis Applied Underwriters Invitational Golf Outing. For more information, please visit metcma.org.
