A special pickleball event will take place at Freedom Park in Greenwood, Indiana, from June 13 to June 15. The Making Memories Classic Pickleball Tournament will raise money for Alzheimer’s research, treatment, and support. The pickleball tournament will include men’s doubles, women’s doubles, and mixed doubles matches.
The games will be played in a round-robin format, giving all players multiple chances to compete. The event is open to the public and is part of a larger effort to raise awareness and support for those affected by Alzheimer’s disease.
Focused on a Meaningful Cause
Alyssa Brelage, a representative from the Alzheimer’s Association of Greater Indiana, joined Art Mandelbaum, a board member for Making Memories, and FOX59/CBS4 host Zach Myers to share details about the tournament.
The event is organized not just as a sports competition but also as a fundraiser to help advance medical research and provide care resources for families.
Raising Support Through Sport
Pickleball, one of the fastest-growing sports in the country, is being used as a tool to bring people together for a cause. The tournament offers a fun and engaging way for the community to get involved while supporting a mission that impacts many lives.
Promoting Awareness and Community
This event highlights how sports and service can work together. Through efforts like this tournament, more people are learning about the impact of Alzheimer’s and the need for continued research and support.
News in Brief: Making Memories Classic Pickleball Tournament
Freedom Park in Greenwood, Indiana, will host the Making Memories Classic Pickleball Tournament from June 13–15. The event includes men’s, women’s, and mixed doubles in a round-robin format. Money raised will benefit Alzheimer’s research and support. Alyssa Brelage and Art Mandelbaum helped promote the meaningful event.