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Employees Volunteer FORE a Good Cause at Daughters of Charity Golf Tourney
By: New Orleans Editorial Team

10/16/2018

Champions FORE Health tournament volunteers were (from left) Kim Mitchell, Ira Fields, Ryan Conzelmann, Michael Rossi and Demetric Mercadel. Not shown are Toni Green-Brown and Jessica Williams.

Entergy New Orleans' efforts helped make the third annual Champions FORE Health golf tournament a successful fundraiser for Daughters of Charity Foundation New Orleans. 

In addition to the company's overall support, employees volunteered in a variety of posts during the Sept. 21 tournament at City Park: helping in the welcome area, distributing gift bags, supporting mulligan sales, serving refreshments and watching holes-in-one.

The foundation serves as the philanthropic advocate for Daughters of Charity Services of New Orleans, which offers primary and preventive health services at 10 health centers throughout the metro area. 

Tournament volunteers were Toni Green-Brown, Ryan Conzelmann, Ira Fields, Demetric Mercadel, Kim Mitchell, Michael Rossi and Jessica Williams.

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