Saratoga Bridges Golf Classic Generates $60,000 for Disability Programs
The Saratoga Bridges nonprofit's annual Golf Classic in August 2026 raised over $60,000, which will be allocated to local disability programs in the Saratoga community.
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Saratoga Bridges Raises Over $60,000 at Golf Classic
Saratoga Bridges raised over $60,000 at its July 27 golf classic at McGregor Links, directing the funds to programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Blind Athletes Access Cycling and More with Montreal Group
ASSAM, a Montreal nonprofit, provides guided cycling, walking, kayaking and cross‑country skiing for visually impaired athletes, promoting inclusive sport participation in the city.
Saratoga Bridges Golf Classic Raises Over $60,000 for Disability Services
The J. Michael Fitzgibbons Memorial Golf Classic held on July 27 at McGregor Links raised over $60,000 for Saratoga Bridges' Arc chapter, funding programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Saratoga Bridges Raises $60,000 at J. Michael Fitzgibbons Golf Classic
Saratoga Bridges and Arc New York raised over $60,000 at the 23rd annual J. Michael Fitzgibbons Golf Classic in Saratoga Springs, directing the money to under‑funded programs for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities.
Quebec Relaunches Disability Support Program
Quebec has revived a provincial disability support program to address criticism of its earlier version, acknowledging that about 21% of residents live with a disability.
Quebec Restarts Disability Support Program Amid Criticism
Quebec’s government relaunched a disability support program on July 27, 2026 after criticism, noting that 21% of its residents have a disability. The restart aims to address earlier shortcomings and better serve a significant portion of the population.
Quebec Revives Disability Support Program
Quebec's government has relaunched its disability support program after criticism of the earlier version, aiming to better serve the roughly 21% of residents living with disabilities.
