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Kids Kicking Cancer to hold their First Annual Celebrity Golf Outing July 31st

Kids Kicking Cancer to hold their First Annual Celebrity Golf Outing July 31, 2017, at Knollwood Country Club to benefit metro Detroit children suffering from pediatric illnesses

 

Detroit, MI – July 12, 2017 – Kids Kicking Cancer, headquartered in Southfield Michigan, will be holding their First Annual Celebrity Golf Outing presented by SLI Group.  The outing will take place at Knollwood Country Club, 5050 W. Maple in West Bloomfield Michigan on Monday, July 31, 2017.   Registration begins at 10:30 followed by a strolling lunch and practice time.  Several children from their metro Detroit program will lead the golfers in a “breath brake”, with Karen Newman singing the national anthem prior to heading out for a 1:00 pm shotgun start.

 

Co- Chairs: Josh & Darryl Kaplan of SLI Group have lined up over 15 celebrities from sports, media, and entertainment to play golf interspersed with the teams. The celebrities will join in for photo opportunities on and off course throughout the day.  “Foursome spots are still available at a cost of $2,000 to join us for the entire day and evening!” notes Josh Kaplan – SLI Group who is one of the Kids Kicking Cancer Board of Directors.  “Celebrities will also be joining us after golf for networking and an awards dinner. If you are not a golfer or unable to attend during the day, Networking and Dinner tickets are still available at $150 per person – Contact Kids Kicking Cancer at 248-864-8238 to participate.”

 

The Emcee for this event will be Lila Lazarus, a favorite local media celebrity and the Board President for Kids Kicking Cancer.  “Detroiters love to golf. Giving while golfing is even better” said Lila.   “Join me July 31 along with some great names in sports at Knollwood Country Club to support children fighting cancer and other diseases.”

 

Kids Kicking Cancer was founded in 1999 by a local father and a black belt, Rabbi Elimelech Goldberg (whom the kids call Rabbi G) who lost his daughter to leukemia at the age of 2.  Headquartered in Southfield Michigan, they serve over 650 children, ages 3 and up into their twenties suffering from all types of pediatric illness in the metropolitan Detroit area.  With programs across the United States and in 4 countries, they are teaching thousands of children techniques to control the pain, stress, anxiety, and fear associated with their disease and treatment procedures. Rabbi G encourages you to participate and help empower these kids to be victors, not victims to their disease.   Go to www.kidskickingcancer.org to learn more about Kids Kicking Cancer. 

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