See and hear the people behind The Dope Open share reminiscences of the first 40 years and their commitment to both the treatment and prevention of substance abuse.
View a profile of the Sunrise House Foundation 'Mother & Me' residential substance abuse treatment program for women with children.
View the 2007 Dope Open video that celebrates the motto of heroes and spotlights young people who have reclaimed their lives and self-respect with the help of Daytop Center.
The Dope Open (“The Dope”) is a full day of golf and good company, all in support of vital programs and facilities for the prevention and treatment of drug abuse. The Dope also supports organizations that provide comfort to HIV/AIDs patients, refuge for women in crisis and assistance to other people in need. These programs are available to all who need them regardless or race, religion, sexual orientation or ability to pay.
The Dope Open is an all-volunteer, non-profit organization with no paid staff, administrators, professional fund raisers or overhead costs.
Tournament entry information has been forwarded to middle schools and high schools plus area country clubs. Juniors should contact their school sports instructor or club pro.
The Dope Open (“The Dope”) is a full day of golf and good company, all in support of vital programs and facilities for the prevention and treatment of drug abuse. The Dope also supports organizations that provide comfort to HIV/AIDs patients, refuge for women in crisis and assistance to other people in need. These programs are available to all who need them regardless or race, religion, sexual orientation or ability to pay.
