We're playing 100 holes in one day!
This October 24th, we will be playing 100 holes in Golf Fight Cancer's 2025 JAX Golf Marathon, a unique fundraising event that combines a love of golf and the desire to give back. For those not familiar, golfers of all skill levels play 100 holes to support cancer-related organizations, and we are playing to raise funds for the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund.
As many of you know, Kym and Kevin lost their beautiful daughter, Ava Grace, on January 23, 2023 to Rhabdomyosarcoma, a rare pediatric cancer. During her 2.5 year cancer battle, the Jay Fund supported them in many ways. As a family, they enjoyed various activities including tickets to Hamilton, the Alligator Farm, the Jacksonville Zoo, as well as virtual trivia with Imagine Dragons and Dr. Jill Biden during the pandemic, virtual cooking classes and received care packages.
This will be Kevin's second year playing in this event, and he is excited to be joined this year by one of his best friends, Scott Lichko. Scott's two daughters are Ava's best friends.
The Jay Fund has continued to support Kym and Kevin after Ava's passing as they host an annual Remembrance Weekend. This healing event brings families together who have lost a child to cancer. Every family's needs are unique and the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund is there to provide financial, emotional and practical support.
100% of the funds raised by Ava's Army will be donated to the Tom Coughlin Jay Fund! Every dollar counts and we ask you to support us by making a gift. Our team goal is $6,000. A donation of any amount will make a difference. Please help us BE THERE for families tackling pediatric cancer.
Click on the green "donate now" button or send your tax-deductible donation to:
Golf Fights Cancer
300 Arnold Palmer Boulevard
Norton, MA 02766
Please indicate our team name, Ava's Army, in the memo line on your check or the request through your Donor Advised Fund. Tax ID#34-1987772
Thanks to events like The Golf Marathon, GFC has donated $14.5 Million in grants to more than 90 different cancer-related charities, including the Jay Fund. We are proud to be part of this effort and appreciate your support.
Gratefully,
Kevin Jones and Scott Lichko