June 3, 2025
Let’s Take a Swing at Cancer Golf Tournament
11:00 am - 8:00 pm
4999 Boundary Rd, Navan, ON K4B 1P5
About Event
22nd Anniversary of the \”Let’s Take a Swing at Cancer\” Golf Tournament
in support of the Ottawa Cancer Foundation
After 21 years and another record setting fundraising year in 2024, we continue to thank all of you who have made the tournament such a tremendous success over these many years. This year we will again be holding the event at the GreyHawk Golf Club in Navan and we look forward to celebrating our 22nd Anniversary with you!!
You can register your team, as a single player and complete your sponsorship details to include all of your information, method of payment and in one click send off your registration or sponsorship.
Plan now to mark Tuesday, June 3rd on your calendar.
If you are in need of more information feel free to contact us directly at (613) 796-CURE (2873) or by email at [email protected]. For sponsorship opportunities please view the enclosed package.
Help us make Cancer History!!
Hosted by Duane Francis
Matt Jacques of Royal Lepage Commercial, Ed Hansen of Ext.Tech, Steve Lacroix of A. Lacroix Equipment Rentals, Eric Gill of Pro Printers and Duane Francis at Capital Wealth Partners – Mandeville Private Client Inc.
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