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Golf Scramble in honor of Nick Bresciano

You're invited to the NephCure Foundation golf tournament in honor of Nick Bresciano!
Date: September 10, 2011
Time: 1pm Shotgun Start
Format: Scramble
Price: $80 per person, four people per team
Place: Greenfield Country Club, 244 Country Club Road, Greenfield, MA 01301
Call Tom or Jen Bresciano at 413-774-9904 or 413-522-1995 to sign up or for more detials. You can also email us at j.bresciano@comcast.net.
Our family is dedicated to help raise funds for the NephCure Foundation. They are the only foundation solely committed to finding a cause and cure for Nephrotic Syndrome and FSGS. Many of the treatments are experimental and done by trial and error. More research is needed for better diagnosis, and less harmful treatments for those affected by this kidney disease.
Thank you for your support
Tom, Jen, Audrey, & Nick Bresciano

