Sandri leads way in raising funds for Big Brothers Big Sisters
Modified: 8/2/2021 8:16:35 PM
BERNARDSTON The 40th Annual Big Brothers and Big Sisters Charity Pro-Am at the Crumpin-Fox Club was a smashing success.
An impressive 141 players took to the course on Monday, helping raise over $70,000 for Big Brothers and Big Sisters of Franklin County along the way.
“To the Sandri Company, this event means everything for us in terms of fundraising,” Sandri CEO Tim Van Epps said. “This is what we put our heart and soul into. Our employees gather around, they support, they participate and volunteer their time.”
The event was started by Bill Sandri, the longtime owner of the Crumpin-Fox Club. The early days of the event saw just 20 participants, but on Monday former pros like Bobby Gage, Chris Tallman and Bob Mucha were present at what has become one of the premier benefit events in Western Mass.
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From left, Golden Years principals Brian Santaniello, Mary Flahive-Dickson, and Cesar Ruiz Jr.
Cesar Ruiz Jr. describes the business plan for Golden Years Homecare Services as “a living, breathing document.”
That intriguing phrase was chosen to convey many things all at once especially movement, flexibility, seemingly constant change, and a certain ambitious tone.
Indeed, while every business plan is fluid and most are written in pencil figuratively speaking, anyway this one has been altered countless times since it was first drafted more than eight years ago, and the new lines on the page reflect why Ruiz, the company’s president, and the entire leadership team at this East Longmeadow-based venture have been named Top Entrepreneur for 2020 by BusinessWest.
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