DCC Cares supports programs that address food insecurity, housing instability, education, and community well-being — right here in our community.
DCC Cares is dedicated to enhancing the lives of individuals and families in the greater Doylestown area through philanthropic initiatives supported by Doylestown Country Club. Our mission is to foster community well-being by providing financial aid, promoting education, and supporting local charities. We strive to create a lasting positive impact through collaboration and generosity, embodying the values of compassion, service, and commitment to our community’s growth and success.
Organized charitable efforts trace back to “Creative Day” which was started by the women of DCC over 30 years ago. The women golfers gathered with the idea of members bringing a craft they had made. These were then judged and offered for sale, with the proceeds going to charity. A Woman’s Place was the first organization to be supported and later the Doylestown YMCA, with other local organizations garnering support from our women of DCC during the following years.
Officially Charity Day, as it’s been known for the past 25 years, has designated the Cancer Institute at Doylestown Hospital as our beneficiary, raising more than $265,000 to date. We have refurbished infusion rooms while also fulfilling other support needs of the Cancer Institute. The group of DCC Women has been honorably recognized on the Tribute Wall of the Hospital Atrium Wall of Donors. Together the women of DCC gather one day in June for Golf, Bridge, Lunch and a Silent Auction of member created Gift Baskets and numerous community donations, but most importantly camaraderie and to benefit a charitable cause close to us all. Future Charity Day proceeds will continue to support the Cancer Institute, and we have been assured these funds will remain with the Doylestown Health Foundation, staying within and benefiting our Doylestown Community.
What began in 2001 has blossomed into a larger philanthropic commitment to our community. The first annual memorial charity dinner took place in June 2024, the success of which led to DCC Cares being established in April 2025 as a 501(c)(3) charity. Starting in 2026, June has been designated as Charity Month.
Tony Crecca, President
Tony Crecca is a seasoned CPG and omnichannel commerce leader with more than 30 years of experience driving growth across digital and physical retail. Over a distinguished career at Johnson & Johnson Consumer, Tony held leadership roles spanning sales, marketing, and ecommerce, building deep expertise in go-to-market strategy, retail media, digital shelf excellence, and end-to-end connected commerce operations.
Tony is the founder of 37 Maple Solutions LLC, a CPG consulting practice focused on delivering omnichannel solutions that stick. A longtime Doylestown resident and member of Doylestown Country Club since 2014, Tony currently serves as Men’s Golf Chairman and has a long history of community involvement. He holds a BA from Colgate University and an MBA from the University of Michigan.
Ron Viehweger, Vice President
Ron Viehweger is a Managing Principal at OneDigital, where he works across the Property & Casualty and Benefits practices. Formerly a principal at GMG Insurance, Ron helped grow the firm into a nationally recognized agency while maintaining strong roots in Bucks County before its acquisition by OneDigital in 2024.
A Bucks County native, Ron is deeply committed to community service and has served on numerous nonprofit boards. He is a founding board member of the Solebury Township Police Foundation and an active member of UMBB. Ron holds a BS in Business Administration from The American University and maintains CIC and CRM professional designations.
Karen Graziano, Secretary
Karen Graziano retired in 2017 following a 34-year career in the chemical industry, including roles across research, supply chain, logistics, customer service, and distributor sales at Rohm and Haas Company and Dow Chemical. She holds a BS from Syracuse University and an MS in Plant Pathology from North Carolina State University.
Karen has lived in the Doylestown area since 1990 and has been a member of Doylestown Country Club since 2019. She currently serves on the DCC Board and is active in numerous volunteer organizations, including the Penn State Master Gardener program, Meals on Wheels, and the Doylestown Borough Environmental Advisory Council.
Nikhil A. Heble, Treasurer
Nikhil “Nik” Heble is a registered patent attorney with more than 30 years of ties to Bucks County. He advises academic institutions, nonprofits, and emerging growth companies on legal, business, and administrative matters, and also serves as an Adjunct Professor in Translational Research at the Baruch S. Blumberg Institute.
Nik holds a Doctor of Pharmacy from Temple University and a Juris Doctor from the University of Miami School of Law. His experience with negotiation, governance, and fundraising; combined with his work with startups and nonprofit organizations; supports thoughtful, disciplined decision-making for the Board.
Chuck Brady, Director of Fundraising
Chuck Brady has spent nearly four decades in the insurance industry, holding senior roles at firms including Chubb, AIG, Aon, Brown & Brown, and Westchester, a Chubb Company. He is a Lloyd’s of London Coverholder and a recognized expert in professional liability and specialty program business.
Chuck previously served seven years on the board of the Professional Liability Underwriting Society Foundation, including two years as President. A member of Doylestown Country Club since 2018, Chuck lives in Warrington with his wife and remains active in local philanthropy, including volunteer work with Habitat for Humanity.
Rachel Kurtz, Director of Marketing & Social Media
Rachel Kurtz is the owner of a locally based title insurance company, which she has successfully operated for more than twelve years. She is an engaged community leader with a strong background in nonprofit governance and organizational leadership.
Rachel previously volunteered with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Bucks County for over six years, serving on the Board of Directors and as Interim Chief Executive Officer during a period of transition. She remains deeply committed to supporting organizations that strengthen communities and create lasting impact.
