Eighty area women took part in the annual United Way Honey Open Golf Outing which raised nearly $24,000. The women’s-only golf event helps United Way continue its work of putting ALICE — local individuals and families living paycheck to paycheck — on a path to financial stability. Pictured from left: Jessie Carrollo of Hopatcong, Tiffany Heineman of Byram Township, Pat Seger of Vernon and Lisa Fairclough of Hampton. Photo credit: United Way of Northern New Jersey
Eighty area women took part in the annual United Way Honey Open Golf Outing which raised nearly $24,000. The women’s-only golf event helps United Way continue its work of putting ALICE — local individuals and families living paycheck to paycheck — on a path to financial stability. Pictured from left: Jessie Carrollo of Hopatcong, Tiffany Heineman of Byram Township, Pat Seger of Vernon and Lisa Fairclough of Hampton. Photo credit: United Way of Northern New Jersey

Sports. Eighty area women raised nearly $24,000 was focused on helping Asset Limited, Income Cosntrained, Employed and houses in poverty.

United Way’s Honey Open golf event helps ALICE
24 Sep 2021 | 01:42
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Eighty area women took part in the annual United Way Honey Open Golf Outing on Sept. 13 at the Farmstead Golf & Country Club.

The women’s-only golf event, which raised nearly $24,000, was focused on helping ALICE (Asset Limited, Income Constrained, Employed) and households in poverty — those struggling...



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