HALIFAX HOLDS SECOND ANNUAL GOLF TOURNAMENT
BENEFITING ST. VINCENT’S CENTER
ALEXANDRIA, VA – September 24, 2002 – Halifax
Corporation (AMEX:HX) held its Second Annual Charity Golf Tournament
benefiting
St. Vincent’s Center for abused and neglected children. For
the second year in a row, the event generated over $5000.00 for
the charity.
According to Tom Basile, vice president of sales and
marketing, “Halifax
was once again pleased to sponsor this charity golf tournament
benefiting St. Vincent’s Center. We are extremely proud of
the relationship we have developed with St. Vincent’s and
look forward to supporting this worthy cause in the years ahead.”
In
addition to supporting a vital service for the local community,
Halifax has created this annual event as a small token of its appreciation
for the continued support and dedication of its customers and partners.
St. Vincent’s has served the children of Maryland since 1856.
Today, its staff and volunteers provide a nurturing, loving and
supportive treatment environment for children and their families.
St. Vincent’s
offers transitional and residential care and treatment for children,
birth to age 12, who are unable to live in a family setting due
to emotional, behavioral and/or medical problems, many time stemming
from a history of abuse or neglect.
Founded in 1967, Halifax Corporation
provides a wide range of information technology services to commercial
and government customers throughout
the United States. The Company’s principal products are Enterprise
Maintenance Solutions, Seat Management/IT Solutions, and Federal
Communications Services.
For investor relations information, contact Qorvis Communications:
Karen Vahouny (703) 744-7809 or kvahouny@qorvis.com
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statements as to trends, management's beliefs, expectations and opinions, which
are based upon a number of assumptions concerning future conditions that ultimately
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