Viscardi Hosts 10th Annual Golf Outing

Funds Raised to Support Youth and Employment Programs

“It’s been my honor to sponsor this golf outing the past several years which raises critical funding for programs that are more essential than ever,” said Joseph N. Savasta, President, J.N. Savasta Corp./Broadreach Medical Resources, Inc. “These programs have a direct impact by assisting adults with disabilities to secure meaningful jobs, providing educational experiences that keep at-risk youth in school so they earn their diplomas, and building skills so students with intellectual disabilities successfully transition to work and their communities.”

Each year, the dinner program includes remarks by an individual who has benefited from the funds raised. Last fall, Elizabeth Santos, a Genius Admin at Apple, spoke about the profound impact the Center’s employment services had on her journey to re-enter the workforce as a veteran.

“I was grateful to learn basic things that I probably wouldn’t have learned — the importance of networking, the importance of resume writing, and the importance of properly communicating my skills from the military and how they translate over to the civilian world,” said Santos.

The full-day event includes a breakfast, round of golf, cocktail reception, raffle, on-course enhancements and dinner. Purchase a ticket, foursome, dinner only ticket or sponsorship online today!

Questions, contact Linda Tibbals by phone at (516) 465-1595 or by email at Ltibbals@viscardicenter.org.

About The Viscardi Center
The Viscardi Center, a network of non-profit organizations based in Albertson, provides a lifespan of services that educate, employ, and empower people with disabilities. Its programs and services include Pre-K through High School education, school-to-work transition services, vocational training, career counseling and placement, digital accessibility services, entrepreneurship and workforce diversification assistance to children, adolescents, and adults with disabilities and businesses. It was founded in 1952 by Dr. Henry Viscardi, Jr. who himself wore prosthetic legs, served as disability advisor to eight U.S. Presidents, from Franklin D. Roosevelt to Jimmy Carter, and became one of the world’s leading advocates for people with disabilities.