Naples Pickleball Event: Barbara’s Friends, the cancer fund for Golisano Children’s Hospital, will benefit from a special pickleball tournament on Friday, May 26, at the Naples Pickleball Center. The event aims to raise money to help children fighting cancer and support the hospital’s vital programs.
This year’s tournament invites players and donors to make an impact while enjoying one of the country’s fastest-growing sports. Funds will support patient needs, clinical trials, counseling, medical equipment, staff, and family assistance.
A Legacy of Care and Community
Barbara’s Friends has been helping children with cancer for 28 years. The group provides essential resources to families facing difficult battles. Hosting a pickleball tournament brings new energy and community involvement to the cause.
Barbara’s Friends, the cancer fund for Golisano Children’s Hospital, has been making noise in the fight against childhood cancer for 28 years.
How to Support the Cause
Even those who don’t play can contribute. Donations to Barbara’s Friends can be made through the Lee Health Foundation.
The donation will help support patients’ needs, clinical trials, counseling, medical equipment, staff, and family support. If you love playing pickleball and want to make a difference, think about giving to Barbara’s Friends through the Lee Health Foundation.
A Future with Hope
The tournament not only brings attention to pediatric cancer but also shows how a local event can make a difference. By blending sports with charity, the Naples Pickleball Center event helps ensure that children battling cancer receive the care and support they need.
News in Brief: Naples Pickleball Event
A pickleball tournament on May 26 at Naples Pickleball Center will benefit Barbara’s Friends, Golisano Children’s Hospital’s cancer fund. Donations support clinical trials, counseling, equipment, and family help. The event blends fun and fundraising to help kids battling cancer. Donations are accepted through the Lee Health Foundation.
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