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ARG’s 5th Annual Golf Outing Raises $100,000 for HealthCorps

Signature charitable event celebrates five years of community impact and raises critical funds to support teen health and wellness programs. 

EXTON, PA (August 2026) Allied Resources Group (ARG) proudly announced that its 5th Annual ARG Golf Outing raised $100,000 in support of HealthCorps, a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering teens through health education, mental wellness initiatives, and leadership development programs. The annual tournament brought together clients, business partners, sponsors, employees, and community supporters for a day of networking, philanthropy, and friendly competition, all in support of a meaningful cause. 

“This tournament represents far more than a day on the golf course,” said Dennis F. Zatlin, CEO of ARG. “It brings together the people who support our company and channels that collective generosity into creating a lasting impact in our communities. We are deeply grateful to everyone who helped make this milestone possible.” 

Over the past five years, the ARG Golf Outing has supported a variety of nonprofit organizations dedicated to improving the lives of individuals, families, and communities throughout the region. Beneficiaries have included: 

Funds raised through this year’s event will help HealthCorps continue its mission of educating and empowering young people to make healthier lifestyle choices, strengthen their physical and mental well-being, and become catalysts for positive change within their schools and communities. 

The success of the event was made possible through the generosity of sponsors, golfers, volunteers, donors, and attendees whose support helped make the tournament one of ARG’s most successful charitable initiatives to date. 

Since its inception, the ARG Golf Tournament has demonstrated the company’s commitment to giving back and strengthening the communities it serves. The event continues to reflect ARG’s core values of partnership, service, and community engagement.