Monopoly Night Deemed Big Success

Dimmitt Automotive Group was a presenting sponsor along with Decker Ross Interiors.  Charity Works’ Monopoly night at Belleair Country Club raised more than $59,000 for local community charities.

More than 300 guests enjoyed the festivities, which included a fun-filled evening of cocktails, a dinner buffet, live and silent auctions, a fast paced championship match for high priced properties like Park Place and Boardwalk, and a jail set-up on the premises. The tournament and grand prize winner was Dave Sullivan.

MONOPOLY Night winner Dave Sullivan, left, is congratulated by Chris Renfrow, president and CEO of Charity Works Inc.

MONOPOLY Night is the major annual fund-raising event for Charity Works, a nonprofit organization headquartered in Clearwater, which provides job skills training for displaced workers, including young adults and seniors, through its Teach & Reach Program, and purchasing advisory services to numerous other nonprofit organizations. Charity Works also operates GIVE HOPE USA, a program, which distributes wellness/medical, aids packs to economically disadvantaged families and individuals.

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