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Peggy Parish, Director of Community Engagement, Nemours, joins JMN to discuss the relationships between Nemours, the Furyk Foundation, the Child Cancer Fund, Blessings In a Backpack, and other community charitable opportunities. One of the benefits of participating in programs like the Constellation Furyk & Friends Tournament is the chance to network with other programs, increasing outreach resources and being of more service to more people.
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