Created in 1994, the Bradley Vera classic raised $ 8.2 million to help benefit breast cancer research and the amateur 19th annual charity golf tournament and the women's tennis will be June 1-4.
Charitable tournament is the largest golf amateur women and the event of charity of tennis in the country, and he raised $945 185 last year, according to the website of Cancer of the breast, the Vera Bradley Foundation www.verabradley.org.
This year, the classic rose from Fort Wayne in Charlotte, NC, for the first time. The classic Charlotte will team up with Vera Bradley October and product will continue to benefit from the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer.
"North Carolina is the ideal place for the classic", the event coordinator Charlotte Rochelle Dearman said on the website of the Foundation. "The popularity of the brand Vera Bradley, the welcoming atmosphere of the South and love the tennis and golf here, it is a natural progression to extend the event in the region."
The Foundation continues to grow in popularity and hopes to bring more women out of Fort Wayne classic this year. There is still time to sign up to be in the tennis tournament. Registration is at www.verabradley.org.
About 150 women will participate in the event in four days, including face double at Wildwood Racquet Club tennis, or one of the four tournaments of golf nine or 18 holes at the Fort Wayne and Sycamore Hills Country Club country Club.
The classic example is one of the many events that the Vera Bradley Foundation for Breast Cancer holds throughout the year.
Volunteers of the Foundation helped to "the Pink City" may 11, pink ribbons hanging in downtown Fort Wayne to promote breast cancer awareness. The "Think pink." Rose Porter. "Motto gives hope."is clearly taken to heart with each hand hanging ribbon, bearing the names of those who battled breast cancer.
Ribbon kits will be sold in the Fort Wayne TinCaps match Saturday. With a contribution of $25, receive 5-tape kit. This game from the Bowling Green Hot Rods will also include a survivor of breast cancer throwing the first roll.
"We want to include these people in the community, which can not play tennis or golf," said Foundation Director Catherine Hill. "It is exciting to see the community rally around each event.".
One of the biggest events of the season, "Being colored, Rose," will take place on 6 October. Participants will visit the new distribution centre of Vera Bradley, where they will consider the development of new products, distribution, marketing and implementation Centre stage. Tickets for the event will go on sale in August.
For more information on other events of Vera Bradley Foundation, visit www.verabradley.org.
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