SCARF Hosts Pickle for Pulse Pickleball Tournament to Prevent Sudden Cardiac Death
SCARF, a non-profit organization dedicated to preventing sudden cardiac death, is gearing up for a day of friendly competition and community support at the Pickle for Pulse pickleball tournament. Taking place on Saturday, September 28 at Pine Park in Hoffman Estates, the event will run from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and aims to raise funds to purchase and donate Automated External Defibrillators (AEDs) to community partners.
The tournament, open to players of all skill levels, offers a unique opportunity for participants to have fun while giving back to their community. SCARF, also known as the Sudden Cardiac Arrest Research Foundation, focuses on education, AED donations, and training future healthcare providers. The Pickle for Pulse tournament is a key fundraising effort for the organization, combining community engagement with heart health advocacy.
Pine Park, located at 750 Charleston Lane in Hoffman Estates, provides the perfect backdrop for the tournament, encouraging families and pickleball enthusiasts to come together for a day of friendly competition. By supporting this event, attendees will be directly contributing to the safety and well-being of their community.
Registration for the tournament is now open, with all proceeds going towards purchasing and donating AEDs to local organizations and public spaces. SCARF hopes to expand its reach and prevent future cardiac emergencies through preparedness and timely intervention.
For those interested in participating or supporting SCARF’s cause, more information can be found on the organization’s website or by attending the event in person. Join in on the fun and help save lives, one game at a time, at the Pickle for Pulse pickleball tournament.
