Congratulations Nancy & Steve!
 Galmont Consulting would like to congratulate Nancy Moore and Steve Ston, who each won Galmont’s “Longest Drive” contest. Way to hit it long and hard for the families of Ronald McDonald House Charities®. To celebrate their achievement and ensure they are back on the course next year, Galmont awarded these two golfing talents with brand new Tour Edge drivers.
Thank You Blue Cross Blue Shield
We would also like to thank our friends at Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois, Jeffrey Chartos and Frank Cress, who joined Galmont on the course. These two golfers brought their skills and good humor to a memorable, worthwhile event.
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| Victor Galati and Jeri Smith of Galmont Consulting partner up with Jeffrey Chartos and Frank Cress of Blue Cross Blue Shield of Illinois |
More About the House
All proceeds for this golf outing go directly to the Ronald McDonald House near Loyola University Medical Center, which is commonly known as “The House that Love Built.” To date, over 6,500 families have called its 39,000 sq. feet, 18 bedrooms and 14 bathrooms their home away from home. Galmont invites you to learn more about the facilities and the services offered at Ronald McDonald houses across the region by visiting: http://www.rmhccni.org/.
Galmont’s Community Commitment
We at Galmont have shared this story with you because it represents one of our core business values: giving back to the communities where we live and work. We believe strongly in the Chicago business community’s tradition of philanthropy and community involvement and are committed to sharing our success with benevolent organizations like Ronald McDonald House Charities®, Youth Outreach Services and The Infant Welfare Society.
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For the second year in a row, July has become one of Galmont Consulting’s favorite months, and it’s not because of all the fireworks. On July 11, we again joined technology firms from across the Chicago area for a day of golfing and raising funds for the Ronald McDonald House near Loyola University Medical Center. This year’s Technology Charity Classic was a grand success that raised an estimated $90,000 for an organization that provides a lovely home for families of children receiving medical treatment at the Loyola Medical Center. The amount raised will fund 1,800 nights for families and children in need.
