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Help us find a cure for Multiple Myeloma,
Together we can make a difference
In 2009 we
raised $40,000 for a 4 year total in excess of $180,000
THANK YOU!
Contributions
recognized by Florida Hospital
Get the details here
Contribution To the Florida
Hospital Eden Spa
December 10, 2009
Please join Rob, his family, and friends as they pursue a cure for
multiple Myeloma at the 2010 Coach Rob’s Benefit
Bash and Golf Tournament.
This year's Benefit Bash will be held on Sunday, October 10, 2010 from 6:00
pm to 12:00 pm
The location of the Benefit Bash is:
Sheraton Orlando North Hotel
600 North Lake Destiny Dr.
Maitland, FL 32751
407-660-9000
Join us for an evening of fun including a great
dinner, reception, entertainment and an exciting auction.
please join us to celebrate our first ever casino night at Coach
Rob's Benefit Bash on October 10, 2010.
this year's bash will bring even more fun and a chance to win great prizes.
For those who want to show off their gambling skills you can participate for
only $25, and for those who would just like to watch we still have our auction
and great Disc Jockey from 8:00 to midnight.
Sponsorships are available for each of our 6 casino table for only $250.00
For more information
contact: Todd
Birmingham - 407-739-6268
Sign up for the Bash
This year's Golf Tournament will be held on October 11, 2010. Be sure to mark
your calendar and join us for a fun day of golf while helping a great cause -
finding the cure for Multiple Myeloma. The location of the 2010 tournament is:
Errol Estate Country Club
1355 Errol Parkway
Apopka, FL 32712
407-886-3676
www.errolestatecc.com
Register to Play
Coach Rob's Benefit Bash is a charitable organization created solely to aide
in cancer research through donations to hospitals and research institutions. We are exempt from Federal Income tax under section 501
(c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Contributions are deductible under section
170 of the Code. DLN:17053179091026
Multiple Myeloma is a bone marrow cancer. It affects the blood producing
cells in the bone marrow. Although there is no cure for myeloma, it is a
treatable disease. There are approximately 15,000 new cases of myeloma in the
United States each year.
Since Rob Bradford’s diagnosis, he and his family have
been aided in his fight against this disease. With the assistance and support
from the Moffitt Cancer Center, the Florida Hospital Oncology Department, and the
International Myeloma Foundation, Rob continues to fight this battle
successfully.
In the future we hope to expand not only our playing time together, but also
in our giving back. Hopefully within the next year or two we can add more
activities to "Coach Rob's Benefit Bash". We would also like to be able to start
a fund with H. Lee Moffit for patients who cannot afford treatment.
The organizations supported by Coach Rob's charity efforts are:
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