Play Pickleball for a Cause: Pickleball enthusiasts in Brandon have an opportunity to play for a cause at the upcoming Impact Pickleball Fundraiser on Saturday, May 3. The event, hosted at High 5 Inc. (405 Beverley Blvd.), will feature singles and doubles competitions, bringing together players of all skill levels for a fun and competitive day on the courts.
Proceeds from the tournament will support the Impact Program, which promotes healthy lifestyles and positive relationships among teens, parents, and educators. The event promises plenty of fast-paced action, social fun, and community engagement, making it a must-attend for pickleball fans in the area.
Pickleball’s Popularity Continues to Grow
Pickleball is one of the fastest-growing sports in the U.S., and community events like this tournament highlight its widespread appeal. Whether players are looking to compete, hone their skills, or simply enjoy the game with others, the Impact Pickleball Fundraiser is an excellent opportunity to support a great cause while playing the sport they love.
How to Participate
Players interested in joining the tournament can register in advance. The event will include casual and competitive matches, ensuring that everyone, from beginners to seasoned players, can take part in the fun. Spectators are welcome, and attendees can look forward to an exciting day of high-energy pickleball action.
Other Pickleball Opportunities in the Community
Beyond the fundraiser, pickleball continues to gain traction across the region. Local schools, including Franklin Elementary, have introduced pickleball clubs, sparking interest among young players. Teacher Joel Estrada launched the club, which became so popular that it had to be split into two groups. He has since reached out to parents and the community for support and equipment donations.
The South County Recreation Center is also fueling the pickleball craze with its Pickleball Madness tournament, which takes place from March 21-22. The event features multiple brackets, allowing players of all ages and skill levels to compete.
News in Brief: Play Pickleball for a Cause
Brandon’s Impact Pickleball Fundraiser will take place on May 3 at High 5 Inc., supporting youth and family programs. The tournament welcomes singles and doubles players for a day of fun and competition. Meanwhile, pickleball clubs and tournaments continue to grow in popularity across the region, engaging players of all ages.
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