(New York, NY)—On June 22nd, the New York City Fire Museum will host its 3rd annual Golf Outing at the beautiful Muttontown Club in East Norwich, Long Island to raise funds to support the Museum’s mission to preserve, educate, and celebrate the history and modern-day heroism of the FDNY.
At the event, the Museum will honor: John J. Hodgens, Chief of Department at FDNY, and Matt Duthie, RPA Chairman, Building Owners & Managers Association NY Senior VP, Newmark Property Management.
The outing begins at 11:00 AM with registration and brunch. Throughout the day, attendees can meet with sponsors offering amenities, participate in a silent auction and raffle, and enjoy plenty of opportunities to network and relax. The day will be capped off with a cocktail and dinner reception at 6:00 PM.
“This annual benefit sustains the Museum’s ability to provide ongoing programming to people of all ages and to present dynamic and engaging exhibitions,” says Jennifer Brown, Director of the New York City Fire Museum. “We teed up to honor two longtime supporters of the Museum and our work, and look forward to a successful event.”
Attendees can register here or via regular mail (via check or CC) by downloading and printing the invitation and following the instructions on the form.
Different levels of sponsorship opportunities are available. To learn more, visit https://www.nycfiremuseum.org/golfouting or email Jennifer Brown at [email protected].
Visiting the New York City Fire Museum
COVID Information: The Museum advises that mask-wearing is optional for employees, members, and general visitors.
Address: 278 Spring Street, New York, N.Y.
Hours of Operation
Open Wednesdays through Sundays, 10 AM to 5 PM
Advance ticketing preferred; walk-ins welcome
Admission Prices
Advance tickets are preferred for General Admission:
$10.00 for Adults
$8.00 for Students, Seniors, Firefighters, AAA members, Federally Disabled (with ID)
$5.00 for Children
Free admission – with valid ID – for:
New York City Fire Museum, Museum Council and Cool Culture members
Active and Retired FDNY and NYPD members
Active and Retired US Military service members
About the New York City Fire Museum
The mission of the New York City Fire Museum is to collect, preserve and present the history and cultural heritage of the fire service of New York and to provide fire prevention and safety education to the public, especially children. Learn more at https://www.nycfiremuseum.org.
