Chili Soccer Association, Rochester’s oldest youth soccer club, held another successful Pink the Field tournament this year. The tournament is a philanthropic event dedicated to raising funds for the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester.
For the past 10 years, the club’s Tournament Director, Amy Wood, has been leading the charge to make a difference in the community. This year’s Pink the Field event saw tremendous support from participants and various fundraising activities, resulting in a donation of over $15,000 to the Breast Cancer Coalition.
Wood expressed her gratitude, saying, “I’m deeply moved by the support and enthusiasm shown by our soccer community. It’s a privilege to use our passion for soccer to make a meaningful impact in the fight against breast cancer for ten years running.”
Deb Bishop, Director of Communications for the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester, commended the efforts of Chili Soccer Association, stating, “We are grateful for the unwavering commitment of Chili Soccer Association and their ongoing support. This generous contribution will help us continue our mission to provide support and resources to those affected by breast cancer.”
Chili Soccer Association remains dedicated to fostering a love for soccer in area youth while actively contributing to the local community. They believe in using the power of sports to create a positive impact on important causes. The association’s commitment to both soccer and philanthropy underscores its mission to be more than just a soccer club – they are a community that cares.
The Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester is a non-profit organization committed to eradicating breast cancer while providing vital support to those affected by these diseases. Their mission focuses on building a strong community, offering educational resources, and advocating for research advancement in the region. Since its inception, the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester has been steadfast in its goal to make a lasting impact in the lives of those affected by breast and gynecologic cancer.
For more information about Chili Soccer Association, visit http://www.chilisoccer.org.
For more information about the Breast Cancer Coalition of Rochester, visit http://www.bccr.org.
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