Disc Golfers Unite for Breast Cancer Awareness Month

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This October, the Professional Disc Golf Association (PDGA) is once again shining a light on an important cause – breast cancer awareness. For five years now, the PDGA has been making a significant impact by donating to organizations that support those affected by this disease. The charity initiative, which started in 2013, donates $2 for every female participant who takes part in a PDGA-sanctioned event during Breast Cancer Awareness Month.


Since its inception, the PDGA's efforts have been impressive. With over 3,500 female competitors participating in sanctioned events, as well as contributions from Prodigy Discs and other notable supporters, the organization has raised an astonishing $9,098 to date. This year, the PDGA is aiming to break the $10,000 milestone for the first time.


To achieve this goal, the PDGA needs the support of its members more than ever. The mission is simple: encourage women to participate in PDGA-sanctioned events and raise awareness about breast cancer by donating player fees to an organization dedicated to fighting this disease.


The collective funds raised by the PDGA will be donated to the Breast Cancer Research Foundation (BCRF), a renowned organization that has earned top ratings from CharityWatch and Charity Navigator. BCRF is recognized for its financial efficiency and commitment to funding research worldwide.


For those interested in participating, there are over 325 PDGA-sanctioned events taking place throughout October. By inviting friends, family members, or colleagues to join you at a local event, you can help make a difference in the fight against breast cancer. Every female participant contributes to the $2 donation per player fee, which will go directly towards supporting patients and families affected by this disease.


To learn more about the Breast Cancer Research Foundation and its mission, visit their website at www.bcrf.org. Join forces with the PDGA this October and help raise awareness for breast cancer research while enjoying the thrill of disc golf.


This article was compiled from disc golf coverage with AI assistance. Source: pdga.com — https://www.pdga.com/pdga-october

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