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Rose House Named Beneficiary of 5th Annual Tri-State CRE Charity Golf Classic

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Rose House, a Parsippany nonprofit dedicated to individuals with special needs, received a $2,500 donation from the 5th Annual Tri-State CRE Charity Golf Classic. This event, hosted at Knoll Country Club West, attracted 120 golfers committed to community service. Proceeds also supported Winslow Therapeutic Center and Chronic Lymphocytic Leukemia Research at Weill Cornell Medicine. Local real estate professionals gathered at Rose House’s Hanover Community Residence to celebrate the donation, with Tom Mitchell, CEO of Rose House, highlighting the impact of such community support. Rose House offers customized, self-directed programs across Morris County, with a mission to foster inclusive communities.

The organization aims to provide loving homes for its residents, making dreams a reality. This year’s golf classic exemplifies the ongoing commitment of the commercial real estate sector to support local nonprofits. For more information about Rose House, visit www. therosehouse. org.

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