Second Annual CPR Foundation Charity Golf Tournament Unites Community and Law Enforcement for a Worthy Cause

Second Annual CPR Foundation Charity Golf Tournament

On September 15, 2025, the Community-Police Relations Foundation (CPR Foundation) held its highly anticipated Second Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Trump National Golf Club Westchester. This event showcased a commitment to fostering unity between community leaders, law enforcement, and business executives—a powerful demonstration in support of safer, collaborative neighborhoods.

The golf tournament, sponsored by Broadstreet Global, attracted more than 160 participants, including prominent figures and dedicated supporters of community engagement. Attendees enjoyed a friendly 18-hole competition, engaging in various activities and games designed not only to entertain but also to reinforce the importance of cooperation between law enforcement and the communities they serve.

Today's event marks the continued vision of Al Eskanazy, Founder and CEO of the CPR Foundation, to enhance connections among police and community members. Participants indulged in a gourmet lunch, followed by an elegant cocktail reception and dinner. During this evening gathering, attendees celebrated both their shared mission and distinguished public servants who have exhibited exceptional commitment to community service.

Among those honored were Mount Vernon Police Chief Marcel Olifiers and NYPD Chaplain Frank Chiaramonte, both presented with commemorative watches in recognition of their unwavering dedication to community relations. Mayor Shawyn Patterson-Howard of Mount Vernon was also acknowledged for her steadfast support of law enforcement efforts. In her inspiring address, she highlighted how vital the CPR Foundation's initiatives are in her community, urging collaboration between civic leaders and community-oriented organizations.

“It is essential for officers and community leaders to share the same fairway,” emphasized Glenn Hechler, Vice President of the Board for the CPR Foundation. “This tournament exemplifies our Foundation's objectives and the ability to unite individuals in an engaging yet meaningful manner.”

The funds raised at the tournament will go towards the CPR Foundation's outreach programs—such as youth athletics and mentorship led by law enforcement, food distribution events for families in need, and mental health resources for officers. These initiatives are critical to enhancing relationships between law enforcement and the communities they serve by promoting unity, respect, and collaboration.

“Events like this not only highlight the concrete impact of the CPR Foundation but also afford community members an opportunity to forge genuine connections for a common cause,” remarked Joseph Baldassarra, President of Broadstreet Global. His firm is proud to support an organization dedicated to fostering connections that lead to safer, strengthened communities.

Broadstreet Global, along with many other sponsors, played a pivotal role in making this year's tournament a success. Their contributions allowed for a seamless event that brought together diverse segments of the community—all united in the pursuit of harmony and understanding.

The Community-Police Relations Foundation is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization founded by CEO Al Eskanazy. It serves to bridge trust and respect between law enforcement and the communities they represent through various outreach programs, mentorship initiatives, and awareness campaigns on critical issues such as human trafficking. The Foundation strives to create close-knit communities through meaningful interactions that foster understanding.

To learn more about the CPR Foundation, visit cprfoundation.org and follow their journey on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram.

Broadstreet Global, based in Greenville, South Carolina, is a private equity firm that focuses on high-growth sectors while maintaining a regional focus to facilitate significant investment efficiencies. To discover more about Broadstreet Global's initiatives, go to broadstreetglobal.com.