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Photographs of attendees at several gatherings in Jacksonville, Florida are presented including the 12th Annual Striving to Succeed Luncheon and Celebrity Fashion Show on October 4, 2012, the seventh annual Taste of Golf on October 11, 2012, and the Food and Wine Festival hosted by St. Augustine Independent Restaurant Association on September 30, 2012.

NYC Warns on Possible Layoffs (1:50 p.m. NY) New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio hinted at first-responder layoffs as tax revenue plunges during the lockdown. U.K. First to Get AstraZeneca Vaccine (1 p.m. NY) AstraZeneca Plc will make as many as 30 million doses of vaccine available to the U.K. by September and deliver 100 million this year. N.Y. Has Fewest Deaths Since March 26 (12:05 p.m. NY) New York reported 139 new deaths related to the coronavirus, the lowest daily figure since March 26, Governor Andrew Cuomo said at a press briefing. [Extracted from the article]

Presents updates on construction industry associations in Louisiana as of October 2002. Information on the 12th Annual Lafayette Associated General Contractors Charity Golf Tournament at the Spanish Trail Golf Club in Cade; Details on the fifth annual Concrete and Aggregates Association of Louisiana summer convention in Forth Walton Beach, Florida.

The article announces that SmartOps Corp., the leading enterprise-class supply chain optimization solutions provider in the U.S. will be sponsoring and participating in the Ernie Els for Autism 2011 Golf Challenge. The sports event will take place on May 19,2011 at the PTC Blue Monster at Doral in Miami, Florida. At the event, the Center for Excellence will give children with autism the best practices in education and therapy.

The article focuses on the announcement from information technology solutions and services provider Planned Systems International Inc. (PSI) regarding the 7,336 dollars generated from a charity golf invitational held at Hawk's Landing Golf Club in Orlando, Florida. It notes that nearly 100 golf players have participated for the nonprofit organization Fisher House Foundation. Chief executive officer (CEO) Terry Lin has expressed appreciation to those who took part in making the cause a success.

Provides information on the annual golf charity tournament held by the Seminole Chapter of the Club Managers Association of America at Boca West Country Club in Boca Raton, Florida on June 22-23, 2003. Highlights of the event; Success of the fund-raising event; Committee chairman and members who administered the activities held at the event.

The article examines a charity golf tournament held by the TPC Sawgrass golf course in Florida and the North Florida chapter of the Professional Golfers' Association of America (PGA) to raise funds for the son of PGA member Scott Railing who died of injuries from an automobile accident on April 2, 2012.

The article offers information on the charity event at Professional Golf Association (PGA) National Golf Course in Palm Beach Gardens, Florida. The event which was organised by Angie Oberholser, wife of golfer Arron Oberholser, drew 37 entrants and raised nearly $100,000. Brenda Calcavecchia, wife of golfer, Mark Calcavecchia, said that this charity event is probably the biggest fundraiser they do, and it's just fun.

The article reports that $600 was the winning bid for actress Cindy Morgan to join a foursome at a charity benefit. The charity will take place at Grande Oaks Golf Course in Davie, Florida. The golf course was the scene of the filming of the movie "Caddyshack" in which Morgan played the role of Lacey Underall.

The article focuses on the money raised during the American Speech-Language Hearing Foundation's 10th Annual Golf Benefit Classic which was held at the Disney's Eagle Pines Golf Course in Orlando, Florida. Approximately 40,000 dollars was raised at the said event. It was participated by 40 organizations including the Ladies Professional Golf Association. The funds will be used to support its research grants and scholarship programs.

The article reports on the fund raising event conducted by Longwood-based Comprehensive Energy Services Inc. (CES) from its seventh annual charity golf tournament in Florida. It states that the golf event raised $22,500 to be benefited by The Golden Rule Foundation. According to Todd and Shelly Morgan, CES principals and Golden Rule Foundation board members, the funds will support an effort of inspiring children to give to others.

The article reports that the American Welding Society's (AWS) Florida West Coast Section has hosted its 15th Annual Golf Tournament for 87 participants on April 14, 2007. The annual event serves as a fund raiser for the Section's scholarship fund. The welding students at the Pinellas Technical Education Center who received the scholarships are cited.

The article reports on the charity golf tournament of Quality Service Contractors held in Saint Pete Beach, Florida. A record amount of more than $20,000 was raised from the event. All the money raised went to Challenge Air for Kid and Friends Inc., a nonprofit organization that offers motivational inspirations and life-changing experiences to physically challenged children and youth through aviation.

This article reports on the refresher training offered by managers at the Amelia Island Plantation resort in Florida in line with the Super Bowl football game in 2005. The resort hosted executives from 28 organizations, including 10 National Football League (NFL) teams and many corporate sponsors such as Motorola, Gatorade, and CBS Sports Radio. The day before the Super Bowl, the resort also hosted the NFL charity golf tournament on its three courses. Signature Worldwide, a provider of training solutions to the hospitality industry, conducted the two-day training event entitled Kickoff for Super Service. In four sessions conducted over two days in January, more than 800 employees attended the pep-rally-like sessions. Amelia Island Plantation has been a Signature client since 1999 for standard training. Its employees received updates on how to make first impressions with guests, the lifetime value of customers and effective communications from Signature trainer David Grolman. Positive feedback from the resort's guests was a great payoff, said Scott Muir, director of training and quality assurance of the resort, including kudos from the president of the Kansas City Chiefs, who was impressed with the remarkable staff.

Reports on the hosting of the 4th Annual Golf Tournament by the Hughes Supply Foundation Inc., a charitable affiliate of Orlando, Florida-based Hughes Supply Inc.. Amount raised during the event; Statement of Monroe Harrison, administrator of the foundation, regarding the foundation's program; Purpose of the money raised by the foundation; Objective of the foundation.

Reports the impact of Arby's Charity Tour Championship amateur golf tournament on the Arby's Foundation Endowment Fund in Miami, Florida. Participation of the Big Brothers/Big Sisters of America national spokesman Lynn Swann in the tournament; List of tournament sponsors; Amount raised by the fund-raising tournament.