Endorphin Golf Outing & Dinner to Support IES Brain Reseach Foundation

The volunteer run, tax exempt 501 C 3 nonprofit, Irene & Eric Simon (IES) Brain Research Foundation was announced April 2024. Since starting with giving 2 summer fellowships in neuroscience in 2005, IES Brain Research Foundation has given 116 as of summer 2024. The Summer Fellowship Program is funded soley by events and donations from businesses and individuals. This program allows bright undergrad, 1st year grad and 1st year med students to be mentored for the summer by brilliant neuroscientists, providing the students with invaluable full time, hands-on research experience in a top-notch lab. The goal is for these young scientists to add to the work of the senior scientists towards treatments and cures for brain diseases and conditions such as: Alzheimer’s, Parkinson’s PTSD, brain cancer, TBI (concussion etc.), autism, addiction, epilepsy, ALS, schizophrenia, MS, pain, stroke, etc.

Join us for the Annual Irene & Eric Simon (IES) Brain Research Foundation Endorphin Golf Outing & Dinner which supports brain disease research and the development of the next generation of neuroscientists. This year’s outing marks the 21st anniversary of the Foundation, a volunteer-run non-profit named in honor of Dr. Eric Simon, a renowned neuroscientist who coined the word “endorphin,” IES Brain Research Foundation is committed to helping advance research towards brain disease cures. All proceeds go directly to support the Foundation’s Summer Fellowship Program in Neuroscience.

Golfers will enjoy a day of golf, food, and contests at the beautiful, private Panther Valley Golf & Country Club in Allamuchy Township, NJ. Those who do not golf are encouraged to join the golfers for delicious hors d'oeuvres and dinner. There will be golf prizes, door prizes, and a silent auction. Golfers will receive a photo of their foursome courtesy of Images by Rick to remember the fun event. Golfers can also join the 10 minute warm up before teeing off, courtesy of Stoic Strength & Conditioning.

The Endorphin Golf Outing & Dinner offers several ways for individuals and businesses to get involved: Attend the golf outing or dinner (or sponsor attendees), Become a sponsor or take a tee sign, donate gift certificates or items for prizes, the silent auction, and/or golfer & dinner guest goody bags.

Your participation and generosity will help ensure continued progress in brain disease research, while honoring the legacy of Dr. Eric Simon’s important work. The Foundation greatly appreciates any contributions that will help support the next generation of neuroscientists and advances in the field of brain research.

For more information or to get involved, please contact Faye Simon Harac 973-726-6218 Email: iesbrainresearch@gmail.com Website:www.iesBrainResearch.org