Raleigh, NC – Brian Hurley, President of Carolinas Wireless Association, has announced that Carolinas Wireless Association will be holding their 3rd Annual Charity Golf Tournament. The charity event will be held on Tuesday, June 10 at the Eagle Ridge Golf Club located at 565 Competition Road in Raleigh. Registration begins at 10:00 a.m., followed by 12:00 p.m. shotgun start, ending with an awards dinner at 5:00 p.m. Proceeds of the Carolinas Wireless Association Golf Tournament will be donated to University of North Carolina Hospital Ovarian Cancer Research.
“The Charity Golf Tournament is a great opportunity to give something back to the community,” said Hurley. “Thanks to the tremendous generosity of the community, we raised over 10,000 dollars last year. It’s a tough act to follow, but I am confident we can raise just as much, if not more this year.” Mike Sayers, Carolinas Wireless Associations’
Players must register teams by Tuesday, June 3. Eagle Ridge requires proper golf attire at all times including collared shirts, dress shorts or pants and no denim is allowed. Visit carolinaswirelessassociation.com/
For more information on how to become an event sponsor or to volunteer for a committee, please visit www.carolinaswirelessassociation.com/
For more information on Carolinas Wireless Association, please call Brian Hurley at 919-868-4082 or visit www.carolinaswirelessassociation.com.
About University of North Carolina Hospital Ovarian Cancer Research
Currently, ovarian cancer is the leading cause of death in women. Most often, ovarian cancer presents itself in late stages, making diagnosis and treatment a difficult process. Unlike screening for breast, colon or other cancers, there are no known ways to effectively screen for ovarian cancer. Consequently, a very aggressive approach to treatment is necessary including surgery and chemotherapy. For most ovarian cancer patients, the treatment time line is roughly a minimum of one year. Although there have been several improvements in cure rates for ovarian cancer patients, an overwhelming majority of patients die primarily due to late stage diagnosis. The Division of Gynecologic Oncology at the University of North Carolina is making concerted efforts to improve the understanding, diagnosis and treatment of ovarian cancer to drastically increase the survival rate of ovarian cancer patients.
About Carolinas Wireless Association
The Carolinas Wireless Association is a business association comprised of all sectors of the wireless industry whose objective is the promotion and advancement of the industry by means of education, awareness and opportunity. Their mission is to be a unified voice in state and local legislative matters impacting the industry and to serve as a central repository for collection and distribution of new and information for its members.
Contact: Brian Hurley
Company: Carolinas Wireless Association
Phone: 919-868-
Email: bhurley@wireless-
