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Golf 4 The Kids Raises More Than $46K for Two Nonprofits

Second Annual Golf 4 The Kids Tournament Raises More Than $46K
Golf 4 The Kids, a fundraising event held on June 2, 2014 at Red Rock Country Club raised more than $46,000 dollars. The funds, after expenses, will be split among two 501(c)(3) organizations who assist children with catastrophic diseases and inherited bleeding disorders. This is the second golf tournament operated jointly by Cure 4 The Kids Foundation and the Nevada Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation. Cure 4 The Kids Foundation is the fundraising arm for the Children’s Specialty Center of Nevada which treats children with cancer, rare and ultra diseases, rheumatologic and genetic conditions regardless of whether they have medical insurance or can pay for treatment. The Nevada Chapter of the National Hemophilia Foundation provides support, education and advocacy for children and adults with inherited bleeding disorders such as hemophilia and Von willebrand disease. It also operates a special medically supervised summer camp for children with inherited bleeding disorders which they attend for free.
Professional golfer and instructor Perry Parker was among those who took part in the Golf 4 The Kids Tournament. Parker, who was diagnosed with hemophilia as a child, also speaks to children with and without inherited bleeding disorders about overcoming obstacles and the importance of an active lifestyle. Photo credit: Aaron Felske
Professional golfer and instructor Perry Parker was among those who took part in the Golf 4 The Kids Tournament. Parker, who was diagnosed with hemophilia as a child, also speaks to children with and without inherited bleeding disorders about overcoming obstacles and the importance of an active lifestyle.
Photo credit: Aaron Felske
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Golf 4 The Kids Raises More Than $46K for Two Nonprofits
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Golf 4 The Kids, a fundraising event held on June 2, 2014 at Red Rock Country Club raised more than $46,000 dollars.

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