Namath Pitts

1 week ago | 960weli.iheart.com | Namath Pitts

We spoke with Travelers Championship Tournament Director Nathan Grube about the Travelers Championship and the mission behind the golf tournament. Travelers Championship Birdies for Charity program is coming up for 2025. Thanks to the support of Webster Bank, organizations have the opportunity to receive a 15% bonus on every donation through the program with no credit card or administration fees...so please donate!

1 week ago | 960weli.iheart.com | Namath Pitts

We spoke with Allison and Jennifer Inho about The Angela Marotta Inho Foundation, based in Hartford CT, is a non-profit organization that strives to raise awareness surrounding lung cancer. We are supporting lung cancer research by donating directly to the lung cancer research team at Dana-Farber Cancer Institute in Boston. Additionally, we use funds to deliver care packages to lung cancer patients enduring treatment in Connecticut.

1 week ago | 960weli.iheart.com | Namath Pitts

We spoke with Alzheimer's Association of CT features Development Manager Kim Brey, and Volunteer Caregiver Mary Beth Cronin about the programs and services offered at the organization and their upcoming fundraisers. In Connecticut, more than 76,000 people are living with Alzheimer’s, and nearly double that amount of people are providing their unpaid care.

1 week ago | 960weli.iheart.com | Namath Pitts

We spoke with Rhonda Rawlins about the mission of Glastonbury A Better Chance (GABC) is to offer young men of color from underserved communities who have demonstrated ability and good character the opportunity to obtain an excellent education in the town of Glastonbury. Glastonbury A Better Chance is involved in the Travelers Championship Birdies for Charity program.

1 week ago | thebeatnewhaven.iheart.com | Namath Pitts

We spoke with Alzheimer's Association of CT features Development Manager Kim Brey, and Volunteer Caregiver Mary Beth Cronin about the programs and services offered at the organization and their upcoming fundraisers. In Connecticut, more than 76,000 people are living with Alzheimer’s, and nearly double that amount of people are providing their unpaid care.