Pink Ribbon Pickleball Event: On October 2, the South Yarmouth pickleball courts came alive with color and camaraderie as players donned their finest floral attire for the fourth annual Pink Ribbon Pickleball fundraiser. This year’s theme, “Flower Power,” not only brightened the scene but also emphasized the event’s mission to support those battling cancer in the community.
A Day of Action and Unity
Among the participants was Debbie Jenkins from Harwich, sporting a lively fringe vest as she focused on her game. The atmosphere was charged with energy as an estimated 130 pickleball players gathered at the Flax Pond Recreation Area. The courts buzzed with laughter and friendly competition, showcasing the spirit of the sport while also highlighting a serious cause.
Supporting Cape Wellness Collaborative
The event’s purpose was clear: to raise funds for the Cape Wellness Collaborative (CWC). This non-profit organization plays a vital role in the community by offering free integrative therapies, nutritious meals, and emotional support to those affected by cancer. Co-organizer Beth Deneen shared that last year’s event successfully raised $4,000 for CWC, and the hope was to surpass that amount this year.
Community Impact
As the pickleball matches continued, players knew they were part of something larger than just a game. Each serve and volley contributed to a mission of healing and hope, proving that through sports, the community can come together to support one another in difficult times.
News in Brief: Pink Ribbon Pickleball Event
On October 2, the fourth annual Pink Ribbon Pickleball fundraiser took place at Flax Pond Recreation Area in South Yarmouth, with the theme “Flower Power.” Around 130 players, including Debbie Jenkins from Harwich, participated in the event, wearing floral attire to show support for cancer patients.
The fundraiser benefits Cape Wellness Collaborative (CWC), a non-profit that offers free integrative therapies, nutritious meals, and emotional support to those affected by cancer. Last year’s event raised $4,000, and co-organizer Beth Deneen expressed hopes to exceed that total this year, showcasing the community’s commitment to helping those in need.
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