Golf for a Cure

What a day! The 1st annual ISF Golf for a Cure presented by Y-mAbs Therapeutics was a success! Thank you to our sponsors, players, and partners for joining us for a hot but fun day for pediatric cancer!  View the tournament photo gallery by clicking the link below to your complimentary pictures.  Thank you to Lincoln Financial Group for sponsoring Doug at SnapHappy Photos.   All photos are high-resolution digital prints suitable for large prints.

Firethorne Country Club Golf Course, Hole 9

With the warmer weather and sunnier days, we are excited to host our first in-person event for 2021!  So let’s get together outside Charlotte (safely)!   Team Build. Entertain clients. Practice Your Swing. Increase your sales. Strengthen Your Community Involvement.  Give Back to Charlotte.

Join us for our 1st Annual Golf for a Cure presented by Y-mAbs Therapeutics at Firethorne Country Club on Monday, June 21st, 2021. Thank you to our participating sponsors who are helping make sure this event is a success!  We have several ways to participate for you to help us raise funds for pediatric cancer research:  Event sponsorships, hole sponsors (sold out), and foursomes.  

We have limited Golf Foursomes available.  The day includes golf, lunch, longest drive contest, putting contest, charity golf guns, raffle & auction, and reception & dinner… and of course knowing you are making a difference in your Charlotte community. Purchase a Foursome before they are sold out.

View all Golf for a Cure Sponsorship Levels.  Please Contact Karen if interested in learning more.

There is no better time to get involved than right now.  We are building a global pediatric cancer program at Levine Children’s with world-renowned cancer researcher, Dr. Sholler, at the helm… and it has taken off!  The Isabella Santos Foundation Rare & Solid Tumor Program has become an international and national destination for healthcare for children with solid tumors, brain cancers, and rare cancers.  With your support, we can help increase the survival rates of kids with cancer.