Dear friend,
This June, we’re proud to return for our third Golf Fights Cancer's Golf Marathon, and we would truly appreciate your support to make it our most meaningful year yet. Thanks to your generosity, we raised over $12,000 in the past 2 years.
We continue to play in memory of two extraordinary people who left a lasting mark on our lives: Sara Valenti, who faced her journey with unwavering strength, and Jimmy Fenton, who celebrated a golf league victory in October 2017 and, just four months later, passed far too soon in February 2018.
We carry their spirit and the love of our family and community with us through every hole. This marathon is for them, and for every family navigating the heartbreak and hope that cancer brings.
On Marathon Day, we will play 100 holes of golf, with 100% of the funds raised supporting the Hockomock YMCA LIVESTRONG Program, which helps cancer survivors regain strength and confidence.
We will be raising critical funds as part of this team and ask you to support us by making a gift. Our goal is to raise a minimum of $8,000, and every contribution, no matter the size, moves us closer.
Click on the green donate button on the right or send your tax-deductible donation to:
Golf Fights Cancer
300 Arnold Palmer Boulevard
Norton, MA 02766
Please indicate our name 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 $17 Million in grants to more than 100 different cancer-related charities. We are proud to be part of this effort and appreciate your support.
Thank You!
LIVESTRONG AT THE YMCA is a physical activity program designed for adult cancer survivors who have become deconditioned or chronically fatigued from their treatment and/or disease. The goal is to help participants build muscle mass and muscle strength, increase flexibility and endurance, and improve functional ability. The program is 12-weeks in length and meets twice a week for 1.5 hours and includes a 12-week YMCA family membership. Equally as important as the physical improvements, are the relationships and emotional support system created among the participants throughout the program.