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The Pro Player Foundation is proud to announce:

at the Mission Bay Golf Course.

Benefiting Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy Research.

Welcome to our 2nd Great Australian Barbeque and Golf Tournament

Welcome to our 3rd Great Australian Barbeque and Golf Tournament. It promises to be bigger and more fun than our inaugural event. The funds raised from our first tournament created The Will Bennett Fellowship and went to assist cutting edge Muscular Dystrophy research programs. Let me begin with a little history.... Please click here to read a personal letter from Darren Bennett.

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Raising Donations

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Great Australian Barbeque and Golf Tournament Benefiting Muscular Dystrophy

Great Australian Barbeque and Golf Tournament at the Mission Bay Golf Course. September 29th, 2008

John Carney and Good Shepherd children at the Holiday Kicks for Kids event

Hurricane Relief Holiday Shopping Spree

John Carney's Holiday
Kicks for Kids program
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September 29th, 2008 The 3rd Annual Great Australian BBQ and Golf Tournament.

May 15th , 2008 Flavors of the Gaslamp at On Broadway.

04/11/06 Pat Furlong, Founding President & CEO of Parent Project Muscular Dystrophy (PPMD), will participate in a panel titled “Why Don't They Love Biotech?” at the BIO 2006 Annual International Convention in Chicago. Conference attendees include representatives from 35 countries, 42 states, as well as 40 patient medical health advocacy groups and nationally renowned speakers such as President Bill Clinton. “Why Don't They Love Biotech?” focuses on the relationships between companies, patients and their advocacy organizations.

07/06 John Carney and fellow Pros to host a Dinner with the Pros targeting troubled teens (Exact Date TBD)

04/10/06 John Carney and 15 Saints teammates take children from the Good Shepherd School on a shopping spree at Target to help them begin to replace items lost due to Katrina.


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