The PFHC Young Professionals, launched this past spring by PFHC volunteer Nausheen Husain (second from right), hosted their Halloween Bash at The Downtown in Red Bank on Tuesday, October 29th. Two winning baskets of cheer were awarded for best costumes, and a Downtown Gift Certificate went to the lucky winner of the business card drawing.

This fun group continues to grow in size and support of the Parker Family Health Center and we look forward to their next Parker Family adventure!

Parker Family Health Center friends came out to celebrate at this year’s Gala 2019. Held at the elite Navesink Country Club in Middletown, the PFHC Gala 2019 honored Jeremy Grunin, President of the Grunin Foundation and Grunin Holdings; Dr. Ken Grossman, local dermatologist and long time Parker Family supporter; and The Docs of Rock, a talented, philanthropic group of musicians /doctors. Proclamations and plaques were awarded to all the honorees by Parker Family Health Center’s Co-Chairs Gina Petillo and John Horl, and Assemblywoman Serena DiMaso. A live auction and presentation about the clinic’s successful diabetes program were followed up with lively music by Guilty Pleasures.

A beautiful day for this year’s JBJ Day of Hope Community Walk! The walk is open to service providers, businesses, volunteers and citizens who help promote health and give support to the Red Bank Community. Our Parker Family volunteers greeted old friends and connected with a host of new friends. Thanks to all our volunteers for making the walk!

Pictured above is this year’s PFHC Golf Outing Honoree, John F. Lloyd, Retired Co-CEO Hackensack Meridian, along with Parker Family Health Center Board Co-Chairs John Horl and Gina Petillo. This year’s event took place on Monday, August 26th, at the renowned Navesink Country Club in Middletown. See below for more pictures from this great event and view the winners under our separate “Winners” post.

Postponed by June rainstorms, the PFHC 10th Annual Golf Outing teed up on Monday, August 26th, and all agreed it was well worth the wait! Held at the challenging Navesink Country Club in Middletown, this year’s golfers enjoyed a glorious day of sunshine, great food, and wonderful camaraderie. Tournament winners included the event’s honoree, John F. Lloyd, Retired Co-CEO at Hackensack Meridian, along with his partners Maureen Lloyd, and Peter and Dale Wegener, who all together won 1st Place for Mixed Foursome.

Pictured above is this year’s event Co-Chair Bill Alcaro. See all our winners here.

Parker Family Health Center made some new friends at National Night Out Against Crime in Red Bank. Held at Count Basis Fields on Tuesday, August 6th, the event drew crowds of local families out to enjoy the games, free food, and a look at this year’s special feature…an inside look at a real helicopter! Our Parker Family Health Center volunteers spreading the good word about Parker Family were: staff member Martha Martinez, Director of Development Debbie Aidelman, Board member Jeanne Wagner, and volunteer Ellen Egan.

The Amboy Foundation continues to support Parker Family Health Center in its efforts to provide free, quality medical care to needy residents of Monmouth County. The foundation’s first donation to Parker Family Health Center was received in 2002! We are extremely grateful to the Amboy Foundation for their continued support. Pictured here with this year’s donation are from left: Dr. James McGuinness, Parker Family Health Center Medical Director, Debbie Aidelman, Parker Family Health Center Director of Development, Joseph Mullane, VP of Business Development at Amboy Bank, and Timothy Laneve, Red Bank Branch Manager for the Amboy Bank.

Parker Family Health Center volunteers stepped it up at this year’s Rumson St. Patrick’s Day . A lively crowd cheered the volunteers on from the west side of Rumson all the way to Val’s Tavern on the east side. Volunteers braving the weather included PFHC banner holders John Horl, PFHC Board Co-Chair, and his wife Barbara Horl along with their cheerful granddaughter, Morgan.

The 2018 Holiday Season lit up for Parker Family Health Center Sunday night as Bobby Bandiera brought his Hope 10 - The Final Hope Concert to the Count Basie Theatre in Red Bank. This year’s concert will benefit both Parker Family Health Center and POAC Autism Services, a non profit organization offering education, events and support services for the autistic community throughout New Jersey.