2007 Golf Tournament Provides New Cancer Research Funding in Atlanta
Curing Kids' Cancer donated $110,000 to the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Clinic at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta this spring. The money was raised through the 2nd Annual AT&T Curing Kids' Cancer golf tournament
Lee Corso, ESPN's college football analyst and honorary chairman of Coaches Curing Kids' Cancer was among the players at this year's tournament. PGA professional Franklin Langham was also on hand to provide expert instruction to our golfers.
Many thanks to AT&T and its many partners for making this year's tournament a huge success.
SPRING SEASON A HIT!
What a great spring season! Your generosity to Coaches Curing Kids' Cancer brought in a record number of donations, and we shipped a record number of t-shirts and certificates to coaches around the country. How many? Well, over a two week period, we shipped over 1,000 shirts!
We received donations all over the United States - from California to the Carolinas. From Weston, Conn. to Woodstock, Ga. We had the usual wonderful support from the Atlanta area, but we must also give special recognition to sports leagues in Columbia, SC as well as Warwick, Rhode Island for making a special impact this season.
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The hospitals will be promoting both of Curing Kids' Cancer's programs: Coaches Curing Kids' Cancer and Teachers Curing Kids' Cancer.
"We are thrilled to team up with these two great hospitals," said Grainne Owen, founder of Curing Kids' Cancer. "By tapping into two of the Southeast's growing markets, we will to help fund cutting edge cancer treatments ."
Curing Kids' Cancer already works closely with Children's Healthcare of Atlanta and Palmetto Heath Children's Hospital in Columbia, S.C.
About Curing Kids' Cancer
Inspired by nine year old Killian Owen's battle with leukemia, Curing Kids' Cancer Inc. is a unique, national grassroots movement which aims to raise both awareness and money to find cures for all types of childhood cancer. Our programs fund the development of cutting edge therapies which will revolutionize childhood cancer treatment by replacing traditional chemotherapy. Our objective is to turn this killer disease into a curable one in our lifetime. Details are available at http://rs6.net/tn.jsp?t=hutkcbcab.0.0.5cmkn4bab.0&ts=S0261&p=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.curingkidscanc er.org%2F&id=preview.
Curing Kids' Cancer donated $110,000 to the Aflac Cancer and Blood Disorders Clinic at Children's Healthcare of Atlanta this spring. The money was raised through the 2nd Annual AT&T Curing Kids' Cancer golf tournament
Lee Corso, ESPN's college football analyst and honorary chairman of Coaches Curing Kids' Cancer was among the players at this year's tournament. PGA professional Franklin Langham was also on hand to provide expert instruction to our golfers.
What a great spring season! Your generosity to Coaches Curing Kids' Cancer brought in a record number of donations, and we shipped a record number of t-shirts and certificates to coaches around the country. How many? Well, over a two week period, we shipped over 1,000 shirts!
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"We are thrilled to team up with these two great hospitals," said Grainne Owen, founder of Curing Kids' Cancer. "By tapping into two of the Southeast's growing markets, we will to help fund cutting edge cancer treatments ."
About Curing Kids' Cancer