Honda Classic: The Chauncey F. Lufkin III Foundation Volunteers at the 2017 Honda Classic to Support Quantum House of Palm Beach County
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A percentage of the proceeds from the concessions tents will go directly to the organization to help support the many families from all around the world that stay at their facilities in West Palm Beach.A percentage of the proceeds from the concessions tents will go directly to the organization to help support the many families from all around the world that stay at their facilities in West Palm Beach.The Foundation’s principal, Chauncey Lufkin and his fiancé, Sandra Familet, pictured here, stopped by the festivities on Sunday, to offer a helping hand.Organizing the many Quantum House volunteers was Megan Thompson, Manager of Family Programs and Operations for Quantum House.For the first 10 years, the Honda Classic was staged at PGA National, not a single hole-in-one was recorded at the difficult 15th hole.Jhonattan Vegas accomplished the feat Sunday, as did Scott Stallings on Thursday.Both players were rewarded with a Honda CRV.About Quantum HouseQuantum House is a caring and supportive home that lessens the burden for families whose children are receiving treatment in Palm Beach County for a serious medical condition.Attached Files Chauncey Lufkin with Megan Thompson of Quantum House Filename: ChaunceyandMeganatHondaClassic.jpg Kathryn Ross, Founder of Kross Strategies, Megan Thompson, a Manager for Quantum House, and Cara Familet, Foundation Director of The Chauncey F. Lufkin III Foundation Filename: KMC.jpg Saturdays Honda Classic leaders, Ryan Palmer and Wesley Bryan.