Racquets For Recovery

One of our fabulous volunteers lost her husband to Covid last year. Let’s support her at this event

REMINDER: Daylight Savings Time ends tonight. Don't forget to adjust your clock and we'll see you bright and early tomorrow!

Happy Saturday! We had some exciting matches yesterday and dodged a few raindrops - fingers crossed for fair skies and great conditions today.

Today's Agenda:
Registration Open at 8:30
Matches starting at 9:00
Lunch for all Players provided by Lowcountry Fish Camp
Dinner for all players provided by Eclectic Chef
Entertainment provided by Alpine 55
Silent Auction

As our Flock is preparing to migrate further south for the season - we want to thank all our generous donors who hosted the flock during October. Because our flock has so many neighborhoods to visit - we may have missed visiting all those homes who hoped to host them and generously donate to support Racquets For Recovery and the MUSC Health Hollings Cancer Center. There's still time to donate - visit https://musc.ejoinme.org/rfrflocking - and we thank you again for your support!

Now it's getting scary! You must act now to register before registration closes at midnight Sunday! Don't miss one of the best lowcountry charity tennis events - visit https://racquetsforrecovery.com to complete your registration.

Great testament!

‘This wig gives me freedom.’ Annual tennis tournament empowers breast cancer patients to feel their best during treatment Chemotherapy made Carol Richburg’s long silver hair fall out. A tennis tournament gave her a wig and the freedom to feel like herself while fighting cancer.

With all the updates about our Flock - we have been remiss about mentioning our tennis tournament. Registration is open and we already have some excellent competition signed up and ready to play. We would hate for you to miss out!

Visit https://racquetsforrecovery.com to register. We look forward to seeing you in November. And Thank You for supporting Racquets!

Racquets for Recovery "Taking a Hard Swing at Breast Cancer" The 18th Annual Racquets for Recovery Tennis Tournament