MAYS LANDING — The 2025 Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation’s Annual Scramble “FORE” Scholarships Golf Tournament is fast approaching, so don’t miss the opportunity to register your team or secure your sponsorship before the Friday, September 19 deadline.
Celebrating its 21st year at Cape May National Golf Club, this year’s tournament will be held on Friday, October 3. The day will commence at 10 a.m. with registration and check-in, followed by a scramble format beginning with a shotgun-start at 11:30 a.m. An awards dinner will conclude the day’s festivities at 5 p.m.
Player fees, which include a complimentary gift, beverages, lunch and dinner, are $175 for an individual golfer or $600 per team of four. Golfers can participate in a variety of skill challenges, including closest-to-the-pin, chipping, putting, and longest drive. The event also includes merchandise and 50/50 cash raffles.
Individuals and businesses may also support the event through sponsorship and advertising opportunities ranging from $250 to $7,500. To secure a sponsorship or register your team online, visit atlanticcape.edu/golf.
Cape May National Club, located on Route 9 and Florence Avenue in Erma, NJ, is a beautifully-groomed 18-hole golf course nestled into the natural surroundings of Cape May County between the Garden State Parkway and Route 9.
This year’s tournament is once again made possible thanks to the generous financial contributions of numerous residents and businesses from throughout Atlantic and Cape May counties.
The Atlantic Cape Foundation would like to recognize this year’s event sponsors and thank them for their continued support: Presenting Sponsor, Cape May National Golf Club; Honors Sponsors, Atlantic City Electric, Crest Wealth Management, IBEW Local Union 351, Reich Asset Management and Tito’s Handmake Vodka; Tee Gift Sponsor, Cooper Levenson; and Hospitality Sponsors, First National Bank of Elmer, Kisby Shore Mechanical Contractors, Laura Bishop Communications and U.A. Local Union 322 (Plumbers & Steamfitters).
“The Atlantic Cape Foundation is so thankful for the generosity from our sponsors and supporters, both new and returning,” said Atlantic Cape Foundation Executive Director Jean McAlister. “We would also like to thank Bob Mullock, his family and Cape May National Golf Club for helping us to promote the Foundation and raise critical funds that will benefit student scholarships.”
Last year’s tournament raised a record amount of $75,000 to support student scholarships at Atlantic Cape. It was the fourth consecutive year that a record sum was raised. Since the tournament’s debut in 2004, nearly $900,000 has been received thanks to the tremendous support of dedicated Atlantic and Cape May county businesses and residents.
For sponsorship or player registration information, contact Kristin Jackson, senior manager, Advancement, Alumni and Foundation Events, at kjackson@atlanticcape.edu or (609) 463-3621.
About Atlantic Cape Community College
Atlantic Cape Community College is a Middle States accredited, 2022 Achieving the Dream Leader College and Hispanic Serving Institution proudly serving the residents of Atlantic and Cape May counties. As a comprehensive, two-year community college, Atlantic Cape offers 47 undergraduate degree programs, and 34 certificate and professional series programs at its Mays Landing, Atlantic City and Cape May campuses. Atlantic Cape is home to the renowned Academy of Culinary Arts, rated the top culinary school in New Jersey, and for more than 50 years, our highly-acclaimed Nursing program. Atlantic Cape also partners with more than 30 colleges and four-year universities to offer students the opportunity to seamlessly earn a bachelor’s degree upon graduation.
About Atlantic Cape Community College Foundation
Atlantic Cape established the Foundation in 1978 as a 501(c)3 nonprofit charity to build a broad base of financial support for its programs and services. Foundation members are drawn from local industry and small businesses and represent a broad cross-section of active leaders in the community. The Foundation has raised more than $5 million for scholarships, Foundation operations and to enhance academic programs and the campus environment. Annually, the Foundation provides nearly $600,000 for institutional scholarships, grants and emergency help.
