Calling all golfers! Registration is now underway for the Fifth Annual Madeline Degville Memorial Golf Tournament to be held Monday, July 18 at the Broad Run Golfers Club, located at 1520 Tattersall Way in West Chester. Proceeds from the event benefit The Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County, Inc. (CVC). In past tournaments, more than 60 golfers participated. We’re hoping to exceed that total this year, so sign up now! Broad Run is a great course and the tournament is for a great cause!
The tournament – a Four-Person Scramble, 18 holes – will begin with a 9 a.m. Shotgun Start. Lunch will be served following the tournament as the golfers return to the club house. There will be First, Second and Third Place Prizes, as well as prizes for Closest to Pin, Longest Drive and “Beat the Pro” awarded at the conclusion of the tournament. In addition, there will be a 50/50 raffle for the tournament participants.
Entries are due by Monday, July 1. The entry fee includes the greens fee, a cart with GPS and lunch. Checks should be made payable to CVC. For further details on the event or to reserve a space or a foursome, please contact Beth at CVC, at 610-692-1926.
Hole, Tournament and Prize Sponsorships are also available. Please call the CVC office to inquire about the costs.
The Tournament was established six years ago by the Family Martial Arts Center in Downingtown in memory of local teen Madeline Degville, a student at the Center.
The Crime Victims’ Center of Chester County, Inc. is a private, community-based, non-profit agency that provides a broad range of supportive services, including hotline response; counseling and advocacy; and accompaniment to medical, police and legal procedures, to victims of crime and their families in Chester County. The agency also provides prevention/education programs to all ages, presenting in schools (preschool to college), church and community groups and businesses and organizations in the County.
CVC has been operating in Chester County since 1973 and is recognized statewide for its victim advocacy work. For more information about CVC and its work in Chester County, please check out our website at www.cvcofcc.org or call 610-692-1926 during regular business hours (9 a.m. to 5 p.m.).
CVC’s two 24-hour Crisis Hotlines are available to victims of all types of crime. They are: 610-692-7273 (Sexual Assault/Abuse) and 610-692-7420 (Other Crimes, e.g. aggravated/simple assault or personal bodily injury, robbery, stalking, cyber crimes, etc.).
