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28th Annual Eagles Fly for Leukemia Golf Classic
On Monday June 4th, I will be speaking at the following:
Who/What:
The Eagles Fly for Leukemia Golf Classic brings together golfers, professional athletes and local celebrities to end pediatric cancer. For more than 30 years, Eagles Fly for Leukemia has supported pediatric cancer through leukemia research and family support in the Delaware Valley, donating more than $10 million dollars to Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, St. Christopher’s Hospital, A.I. DuPont Hospital for Children and the Ronald McDonald Houses of Philadelphia & Southern New Jersey.
When:
Monday June 4th, 2012
11:00 AM Registration & Lunch
12:45 PM Shotgun Start
6:00 PM Cocktail Reception, Dinner and Awards
Where:
Huntingdon Valley Country Club
2295 Country Club Dr.
Huntingdon Valley, PA 19006
(215-657-1610)
Highlights:
*Honorary Chairman, Vince Papale along with some surprise guests will host the 2012 event.
*Meet keynote speaker, Mr. Stephen Brown, aka The RemissionMan who will inspire all especially the patients, survivors and families in attendance.
*EFL scholarship winner and leukemia survivors will be honored at the event.
Contact:
Patty Caggiano
Eagles Fly for Leukemia
(P) 610-622-0600
(C) 610-304-6829
Email: efleukemia@aol.com
About:
Eagles Fly for Leukemia continues to support pediatric cancer and leukemia research. For the past 30 years, EFL has contributed over ten million dollars to local hospitals, as well as actively giving financial assistance to families undergoing financial hardships as they relate to tending for and caring for their sick children.