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Madison Beach Club's 'Follies' Benefits Madison Foundation

December 01, 2010 11:00 pm • Last Updated: December 02, 2010 11:45 am

Pictured are Madison Beach Club President Toby Scott (left) and Alice Gordon of the Madison Foundation.

Once again the Madison Beach Club has donated the proceeds of its Follies event to the Madison Foundation specifically to benefit four local charities: the Scranton Library, the Visiting Nurses Association, the Madison Ambulance Association, and Madison Community Services. The Beach Club has been a long-time supporter of the Madison Foundation, maintaining an endowment fund with the foundation in addition to its annual gift. The Madison Foundation is the local community foundation dedicated to improving the quality of life in Madison.

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