BOSTON, MA (October 27, 2021) - MarineMax Boston recently raised $40,000 from their First Annual Golf Tournament, with proceeds benefiting the Boston Children's Hospital.

"We chose Boston Children's Hospital because of their commitment and compassion with which they care for children and families," said Blake Phillips, MarineMax Boston General Manager. "Boston Children's Hospital has impacted the lives of so many within our community that we felt their mission would inspire both our employees and customers to participate in our event, and the results speak for themselves. We couldn't be happier to donate $40,000 to the number one children's hospital in the country – and we couldn't be prouder for it to be in our backyard."

Boston Children's Hospital is dedicated to improving and advancing the health and well-being of children around the world through its life-changing work in clinical care, biomedical research, medical education, and community engagement. They are home to the world's largest pediatric research enterprise, serve as a teaching hospital for Harvard Medical School and treat more children with rare diseases and complex conditions than any other hospital.

Events like MarineMax Boston's First Annual Golf Tournament bring community members together for a good cause. The event drew over 110 people, with 28 foursomes competing at the prestigious Granite Links golf course in Quincy, MA. They look forward to hosting the event each year, with continued support for the local community.

MarineMax Boston sells new, pre-owned, and brokerage boats of all sizes, up to 100 feet. They represent the best boat and yacht brands from Sea Ray, Boston Whaler, Cruisers Yachts, Galeon, Azimut, Aquila, Aviara, Ocean Alexander, MJM Yachts, and Sailfish. Located on the Town River in Quincy, MA, the marina is a well-established, full-service, 11-acre site with 247 wet slips, a 50-ton Travelift for boats up to 65 feet, and a capacity for 300 winter storage boats. The marina also includes a popular 300-seat restaurant tenant known as Bay Pointe Waterfront.