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Golfers help raise over $200,000 for Gateway Domestic Violence Center at tournament

Jessica Butler, executive director at Gateway Domestic Violence Center, center, Susan J. Daniell, board president of Gateway Domestic Violence Center, and Blythe Hammons, family advocate at Gateway Domestic Violence Center, pose for photographs after being presented with a check for $262,082 at the 26th annual Medical Center Foundation 19th Hole Reception in Gainesville, on Oct. 5, 2017. - photo by David Barnes

10062017 RECEPTION 0003.jpg — Jessica Butler, executive director at Gateway Domestic Violence Center, center, Susan J. Daniell, board president of Gateway Domestic Violence Center, and Blythe Hammons, family advocate at Gateway Domestic Violence Center, pose for photographs after being presented with a check for $262,082 at the 26th annual Medical Center Foundation 19th Hole Reception in Gainesville, on Oct. 5, 2017. - photo by David Barnes

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Updated: Oct 6, 2017, 3:45 AM

Published: Oct 6, 2017, 3:46 AM

The Medical Center Foundation’s Open Golf Tournament was held Thursday with the 19th Hole Reception at Chicopee Woods Golf Course.

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