Charity golf event held at Sleepy Hollow Country Club for Joe Torre’s Safe at Home Foundation
Politicians, former Yankees and others grabbed their clubs today to raise domestic violence awareness. Golfers played a charity event at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough to benefit former
•
Jul 18, 2014, 1:48 AM
•
Updated 3,958 days ago
Share:
Politicians, former Yankees and others grabbed their clubs today to raise domestic violence awareness.
Golfers played a charity event at the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough to benefit former Yankees manager Joe Torre's Safe At Home Foundation.
Torre's foundation creates centers called Margaret's Place, which provide a safe room for students to go if they need counseling.
There are currently a dozen Margaret's Places in New York City and Los Angeles. Torre said he hopes to build another with the money raised today.
More from News 12
2:24
NJ rail strike deal reached with trains resuming Tuesday; Metro-North cross-honors tickets today
2:00
Sunny and breezy today, but big changes arrive starting Wednesday
2:15
Growing number of patients claim Ozempic can come with irreversible vision loss
0:40
Police in NY participate in Buckle Up New York seat belt safety campaign
0:42
Poughkeepsie Fire Department testing hydrant system
2:08
