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Make Every Breath Count

The 14th Annual Rochester Pulmonary Fibrosis

Golf Tournament & Fundraiser

(Greg & Guy Memorial)

September

26th 2021!

(shotgun start @ 10a with dinner to follow)

Your donations support:

UR Medicine Pulmonary Critical Care Research: Kottman & Nagel Labs
Virginia Commonwealth University: Sime Pulmonary Research Lab
Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation

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We received some wonderful news!

A very generous donor with deep ties to the PF community has agreed to match all of our fundraising efforts up to $20,000! This additional donation will allow us to ensure funding for PF research not only today, but for years to come. We are so grateful to not only be given this opportunity to make a difference, but also for all our wonderful donors, sponsors, volunteers and golfers! Thank you to everyone for making this a possibility!

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Support Pulmonary Fibrosis Research

Currently, 200,000 Americans are diagnosed with pulmonary fibrosis. Over 62,000 of those people live in New York State. In fact, more than 1,400 PF patients live in Monroe County. We are fortunate to have a prestigious research program, The University of Rochester Interstitial Lung Disease Center, right in Rochester, NY. This is the only program in Upstate New York that has received distinction as a Pulmonary Fibrosis Foundation’s Care Center Network. The GWC & GFS annual golf tournament is dedicated to donating funds to this important PF research.

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We have three registration options for the Rochester Pulmonary Fibrosis Golf Tournament.
1.) Registration for Golf: Includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, putting green and driving range.
2.) Registration for Dinner Only: View our menu here.
3.) Registration for Golf & Extra Dinner: Includes breakfast, lunch and dinner, putting green and driving range for a golfer, and dinner only for their guest.

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Pulmonary Fibrosis

Pulmonary fibrosis has no known cure. The condition causes scar tissue to develop on the lungs, affecting the ability to effectively transport oxygen to the bloodstream. The decreased oxygen levels and stiff scar tissue cause shortness of breath, persistent coughing, and loss of appetite. One person dies every 13 minutes from PF.

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Tee’d Off at PF

Over the last 12 years of our golf tournament, we have raised over $275,000 for pulmonary fibrosis research. If you are still tee’d off, donate now! Donate here to help our family, friends, and neighbors breathe easier.