IFMA NYC joined by New York Jets and Giants players at its Annual Golf Outing

The N.Y.C. chapter of IFMA hosted its Annual Golf Outing on Sept. 23rd at Leewood Country Club. The sold-out event presented IFMA members and sponsors with the opportunity to golf, network and dine with former N.Y. Jets and Giants players and NFL legends. Players include: Karl Nelson, N.Y. Giants Offensive Tackle, Super Bowl XXI Champion 1986; Greg Buttle, N.Y. Jets Linebacker, Voted to the Jets' 40th Anniversary Team; Emerson Boozer, N.Y. Jets Running Back, two-time Pro Bowl selection, Super Bowl III Champion 1969; and Bruce Harper, N.Y. Jets Running Back, All-Time Kick Returner. A percentage of the proceeds from the golf outing will benefit IFMA Cares, the charitable arm of IFMA NYC. IFMA Cares is dedicated to improving the lives of New Yorkers in need. The organization provides this civic service by supporting New York charities either via direct donations, fundraising activities and/or the creation of volunteer opportunities for IFMA NYC members.

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