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Golf tournament benefits metastatic breast cancer

Alpine Fresh and Procacci Brothers joined forces to host a charity golf tournament in Doral, Florida to benefit Metavivor, a nonprofit organization dedicated to the specific fight of people living with stage 4 metastatic breast cancer. The tournament, organized by Mike Kelly and Gabby Procacci, honored Kerry O'ridoan, the daughter of a dear friend and colleague who lost her battle to metastatic breast cancer in April of 2022 at 31 years old.

Participants played the famed "Blue Monster," challenging their golf skills while helping to raise over $150,000.00 for Metavivor.

Participants played the famed "Blue Monster," challenging their golf skills while helping to raise over $150,000.00 for Metavivor.

"We were so pleased to sell out our inaugural tournament for such a great cause," says Jose Sanchez, president of Alpine Fresh.

Each year, 200,000 Americans are diagnosed with breast cancer. Six to 10 percent of these diagnoses are metastatic, or stage IV and approximately another 30 percent of breast cancer patients develop metastatic breast cancer. Although 30 percent of all breast cancer patients will metastasize, only 2-5 percent of research funding goes to metastatic breast cancer.

The tournament honored Kerry O'ridoan who lost her battle to metastatic breast cancer in April of 2022 at 31 years old.

METAvivor funds MBC research through a scientific peer-review process, with 100 percent of its donations going towards research grants. Its mission is to transition metastatic breast cancer from a terminal diagnosis to a chronic, manageable disease with a decent quality of life.

"What a pleasure to spend time with friends and family for a cause close to me," says J.M. Procacci of Procacci Brothers. "We are already looking forward to next year's event."

Click here to find out more information and support METAvivor. 

For more information:
Ashley Yager
Alpine Fresh
Tel:+1 (305) 594-9117
ayager@alpinefresh.com
http://www.alpinefresh.com/ 

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