Chipping in to End Domestic Violence
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Chipping in to End Domestic Violence

From left, Lorraine Barnhart, Susan Reber, Barbara Slaybaugh, Mary Ward, Bootsie Humenansky, Nancy Raybold and Pam Miller at the Great Falls Friends and Neighbors golf event. Not pictured are Lisa Spoden and Tina Mather.

From left, Lorraine Barnhart, Susan Reber, Barbara Slaybaugh, Mary Ward, Bootsie Humenansky, Nancy Raybold and Pam Miller at the Great Falls Friends and Neighbors golf event. Not pictured are Lisa Spoden and Tina Mather.

Great Falls Friends and Neighbors women participated in the Chipping in to End Domestic Violence charity golf tournament, hosted by Cooper Ginsberg Gray since the inaugural tee-off in 1999. The 13th annual tournament was held on Friday, Oct. 4 at the Laurel Hill Golf Club in Lorton and raised $25,000. All of the proceeds benefited the women and children at Artemis House. 

During the years since 1999 the tournament has raised over $212,000 for Artemis House. This success is thanks to a wide range of support from the community. Throughout the tournament's history, over 1,000 golfers have participated and each year approximately 100 businesses and individuals participate as sponsors or donors.