Kick It Pickleball Tournament Fundraising: The Kosten Foundation and the Kick It Pickleball Tournament raised nearly $50,000 during the three-day event held May 16th to 18th at Shadowlawn Park in Arlington, Tennessee. The funds will support pancreatic cancer research. About 175 players participated, including men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles divisions.
A Community United Against Pancreatic Cancer
The Kick It Pickleball Tournament brought together players of all skill levels in a round-robin format. The event welcomed men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles teams, creating a fun and competitive atmosphere. Support from the local pickleball community, sponsors, volunteers, silent auction donors, and giveaway contributors made the fundraiser a success.
Kosten Foundation’s Ongoing Fight Against Cancer
Since 2023, the Kosten Foundation has donated over $3 million to pancreatic cancer research. The foundation recently funded research teams in Dallas, New York City, and Edinburg, Texas.
In addition to research, the foundation runs the only free, in-person and virtual pancreatic cancer support group in the Mid-South region.
The Kick It Pickleball Tournament is an example of how sports events can raise money and awareness for serious health issues. The funds raised will help researchers continue their work to find better treatments and support for those affected by pancreatic cancer.
News in Brief: Kick It Pickleball Tournament Fundraising
The Kosten Foundation and Kick It Pickleball Tournament raised nearly $50,000 for pancreatic cancer research at Shadowlawn Park, Arlington, Tennessee. The three-day event featured 175 players across various divisions. Since 2023, the foundation has donated over $3 million to research and runs a free pancreatic cancer support group in the Mid-South.
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