Marblehead Counseling Center is hosting its second annual Community Champions Rising Tides Celebration, an evening recognizing the positive impact of MCC and the businesses and individuals who support it. Guests will celebrate with cocktails, hors d’oeuvres, live entertainment and the presentation the of two important awards: the Amy Saltz Community Champions Award and a $1000 MCC Student Scholarship.
As a Presenting Sponsor of the Community Champions Celebration, you will be featured as a business or individual who deeply cares about and champions the well-being of our community, recognizing the importance of affordable, quality mental healthcare and social service access.
As a Friend of MCC your name and/or business will be listed as a sponsor in the event program, as well as a 1/4 page ad placement, and listed on the MCC website.
To confirm your sponsorship level, complete the form below, selecting the appropriate sponsorship level from the dropdown.
To submit your sponsorship donation via check, make payable to Marblehead Counseling Center, and send to Lisa Cohen at 66 Clifton Ave, Marblehead, MA 01945
On Monday October 27th, MCC is partnering with Tedesco Country Club to host a charity golf tournament on the beautiful Tedesco course. This is an amazing opportunity to get your brand or name in front of participants and show your dedication to funding vital mental health & social services in our community. To learn more, contact Erin Hegarty at erin.hegarty1@gmail.com
For over 55 years, MCC has provided mental health and social services for children, teens, adults, seniors and families. Our Community Classic is an important fundraiser that allows us to continue to serve the communities of Marblehead, Swampscott, Lynn, Nahant and others on the North Shore.
Over 30% of the MCC’s operating budget relies on outside contributions from generous donors and sponsors like you. With the funds raised at events like the MCC Community Classic, we can continue to offer incredibly valuable resources to our friends and neighbors who depend on it. Increased funding allows us to hire additional clinicians, subsidize care to underinsured and launch important resources like group therapy and effective tele-health sessions.
