Foundation Events

Save the Date for the 2^nd Annual Westchester Community College Foundation’s “Divots for Dollars” Thursday, July 24^th. 

Choose to play either in the 9-hole twilight group at Saxon Woods or the mini golf group at Saxon Woods Park, less than a mile away. 

Following play both groups are invited to a BBQ and Awards presentation at Saxon Woods Park.  Prizes will be awarded to the team that raises the most money, along with team and individual prizes for both 9-hole and mini golf. 

There is no entry fee required for golfers to participate but please remember that this is a fund-raising event for the Westchester Community College Foundation.  There is a cost for having this event and it is requested that 9-hole golfers raise at least $55 in sponsorships and mini golfers raise at least $25 in sponsorships. 

Pre-registration is required as we have limited space.  Please complete the attached registration from- sponsorship money can be brought to the event.   If you have questions, please contact Heather Shank in the Foundation at 914 606 6558.

Click here to download registration form.

Cabaret for a Cause
Broadway Star John Egan Bring the Music of The Great White Way to Valhalla
Sunday, October 5^th 7:30 PM  

Join us as John Egan, Broadway Star, performs a cabaret style evening of standards and Broadway tunes.  As of January, 2008 - John is knocking them dead as Chef Louis in 'THE LITTLE MERMAID' on Broadway.  Previously John lead the Broadway cast of THE PRODUCERS as Max Bialystock.  He was an original company member of the Broadway production of JEKYLL & HYDE.  He has toured in productions of CATS and KISS ME KATE.  John just released his new CD “Count the Stars.”   

The performance will be followed by a dessert reception.  The evening is a benefit for the Westchester Community College Foundation Scholarship and Program Fund.  Please contact the Foundation at 914 606 6558 for reservations and more information. 

Save the Date
President’s Forum
Sunday, November 23^rd
2:30PM-4:30PM Forum AAB Theatre
4:30PM-5:30PM Wine and Cheese Reception Art Gallery
Program to be determined.

Prince of Pleasure: George IV and the Royal Collection
Sunday, December 7^th 3:00 pm
Classroom Building – Room 200

As Prince of Wales for several decades, and then as King of England from 1820 to 1830, George IV was a passionate hedonist. Firmly determined to have the best of everything –palaces, food, wine, clothes and mistresses- he accumulated huge debts, put on a tremendous amount of weight, and became generally despised. Happily, though, the best of everything included the arts, both fine and decorative. This lavishly illustrated lecture will look over the acquisitions of this feckless king who turned out to have made an unbeatable investment. 

Art historian, author, and Metropolitan Museum of Art lecturer Oliver Bernier will deliver a lecture, hosted by President Joseph N. Hankin, and sponsored by the Jack and Ralynn Stadler Distinguished Chair for Art and Culture in Society.  

Tickets are free, however reservations are required.  Please call Westchester Community College Foundation at 914-606-6558 to reserve.