Pickleball players gathered at Courts Plus this weekend for the Paddle for Life Pickleball tournament, hosted by the Crosses for Cameron Foundation. The event honors 22-year-old Cameron Fisher, who tragically lost his life in an automobile accident.
Cameron’s family decided to start the foundation after his heart, liver, and kidneys were donated, saving several lives. The tournament plays a crucial role in raising funds to support organ donation efforts.
Supporting Organ Donation
Sarah Fisher, Cameron’s mother, emphasized the foundation’s mission.
“We work with both hospitals. They find people that need gas cards, that come from afar, and there’s a lot of appointments they need help with post-transplant, so they get those out there very well.” – (Sarah Fisher)
The tournament drew many participants who came together to support this important cause. Players not only enjoyed competing but also contributed to a mission that can make a significant difference in the lives of transplant recipients.
A Meaningful Legacy
The Paddle for Life Pickleball tournament serves as a reminder of Cameron Fisher’s legacy. Through their efforts, his family hopes to raise awareness about the importance of organ donation and the impact it has on individuals and families in need.
By hosting events like this tournament, the Crosses for Cameron foundation aims to provide support for those navigating the challenges of organ transplants.
The community’s involvement in the tournament highlights the growing interest in pickleball and its potential to bring people together for a common cause.
News in Brief: Paddle for Life Pickleball Tournament
The Paddle for Life Pickleball tournament took place at Courts Plus, supporting the Crosses for Cameron foundation.
The event honors Cameron Fisher, who saved lives through organ donation. His family aims to raise awareness about organ donation and support transplant recipients with the funds raised during the tournament.
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