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The Triumph of Giving Back: Bruce A. Rendina Memorial Golf Tournament

After a five-year pause due to the pandemic, the Raising the B.A.R. Bruce A. Rendina Memorial Golf Tournament returned to The Park in West Palm Beach on January 31, marking a significant milestone in the community’s efforts towards pediatric cancer research. With a remarkable fundraising total of $100,000 for the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation (NPCF), the event highlighted a robust display of community and corporate support that reaffirms the dedication to this noble cause.

The tournament boasted record participation and sponsorship levels, reflecting the local community's unwavering commitment to the fight against childhood cancer. “This tournament goes beyond just a sporting event; it embodies my father's spirit of philanthropy and the importance of continuing his legacy,” expressed David B. Rendina, the president of the Rendina Family Foundation. The overwhelming sponsor and participant engagement showcases the community's heart and unity in making strides towards a cancer-free future for children.

Celebrating a Legacy

The golf tournament, honoring Bruce A. Rendina, a pioneer in healthcare real estate and a devoted philanthropist, serves as a platform to raise vital funds that contribute directly to innovative pediatric cancer research. Spearheaded by the Rendina Family Foundation, the tournament aims to support the NPCF’s mission of funding cutting-edge research and providing hope to families affected by cancer.

Participants enjoyed a day filled with competitive yet friendly golf, followed by an awards reception at E.R. Bradley's. During the reception, NPCF representatives shared insights into their operations and initiatives aimed at improving treatment options and survival rates for children battle with cancer.

The Community's Generous Support

A critical aspect in achieving this year’s fundraising goal was the sponsorship provided by remarkable partners like Force Marketing and Atlantis Paradise Island. With over 200 guests, 108 golfers, and 34 sponsors, the tournament showcased its growth, establishing itself as a premier charitable golf event in the heart of South Florida.

“The impact of these funds is monumental,” stated David Frazer, CEO of the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation. “Each dollar supports crucial research that brings us one step closer to finding a cure. We are deeply appreciative of the Rendina family and everyone who plays a role in making this event successful.”

Looking Ahead

Since its inception, the Raising the B.A.R. tournament has excelled in raising significant amounts to support cancer research and enhance patient care. Already, plans are underway for next year’s tournament, with aspirations to broaden participation and escalate fundraising efforts.

For those interested in learning more about the tournament or wishing to contribute, the Rendina Family Foundation encourages visits to their official website.

About the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation

The National Pediatric Cancer Foundation is a non-profit organization dedicated to funding innovative research aimed at eliminating childhood cancers. With a focus on developing treatments that are less toxic yet more effective, NPCF collaborates with leading medical institutions nationwide to accelerate pediatric cancer research.

For more information about NPCF, please visit NationalPCF.org.

About the Rendina Family Foundation

The Rendina Family Foundation continues the philanthropic vision of Bruce A. Rendina by supporting various initiatives that elevate the quality of life for individuals and families grappling with health challenges. By financing medical research, providing patient care resources, and backing nonprofit organizations, the foundation aspires to leave a lasting impact on the communities it serves.