Cory Long of Judd & Black presents an $8,000 check to Christmas House board members at the conclusion of the company’s annual charity golf tournament at Battle Creek Golf Course. From left are Lynn Luscher, Long, Charilie Wood, Jenall Brister, Larry Lark, Barry Kinyon, Sylvia May and Gregg Milne. (Contributed photo)

Cory Long of Judd & Black presents an $8,000 check to Christmas House board members at the conclusion of the company’s annual charity golf tournament at Battle Creek Golf Course. From left are Lynn Luscher, Long, Charilie Wood, Jenall Brister, Larry Lark, Barry Kinyon, Sylvia May and Gregg Milne. (Contributed photo)

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Local appliance store raises $11K for local nonprofits

Cory Long of Judd & Black presented an $8,000 check to Christmas House and a $3,000 check to the North Everett Boys & Girls Club at the conclusion of the company’s annual charity golf tournament at Battle Creek Golf Course in Tulalip.

Christmas House, an all-volunteer nonprofit, provides holiday gifts to 7,500 children and 2,500 low-income families throughout Snohomish County each year. Learn more at www.christmas-house.org or call 425-338-2273. Online volunteer signups begin Oct. 1. Monetary donations can be mailed to Christmas House, P.O. Box 717, Everett, WA 98206.

Those wishing to support the Boys & Girls Club can learn more at www.bgcsc.org.

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Cory Long (left) of Judd & Black presents a $3,000 check to Jake Marsh, unit director of the North Everett Boys & Girls Club, at the conclusion of the company’s annual charity golf tournament at Battle Creek Golf Course. (Contributed photo)

Cory Long (left) of Judd & Black presents a $3,000 check to Jake Marsh, unit director of the North Everett Boys & Girls Club, at the conclusion of the company’s annual charity golf tournament at Battle Creek Golf Course. (Contributed photo)

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