The Feasterville Business Association recently presented 13 community organizations with grants from the proceeds of its 22nd annual golf outing.
Participating in the presentation prior to the Lower Southampton Board of Supervisors meeting at the township building in Feasterville, are (back row, from left), Bernie Rafferty, executive vice president of the Hope Foundation, Jennifer Yori, program director for Sean/Me, Kelly Harold, president of Hope Foundation, Sharon Finley, executive director of Sean/Me with sons Terry and Sean, FBA President Ray S. Greenberg, James H. Barrett, co-chair of the FBA College Scholarship Committee, and William Wiegman, Jr., Lower Southampton Chief of Police and DARE representative (front row, from left), Jan Stumpf, volunteer and special events director for the Twilight Wish Foundation, Hank Carroll, president of the Friends of the Lower Southampton Library, Mike Wielehowski, golf outing chairperson, Jane Ward, director of donor relations and liaison to Bucks County for the American Red Cross, Kathy Curtin, associate director of Libertae, Elmira Zimmer, sunshine committee chairperson for the Neshaminy Activity Center, Rose McMenamin, an FBA executive board member and Kristin Fallstick, development assistant at the Sunshine Foundation.
All community grants were for $500, except for DARE, which was awarded $250. Also receiving grants but not pictured were the Network of Victims Assistance (NOVA), Chandler Hall and A Woman’s Place.
