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Bridge Communities Hosts Pickleball Tournament to Support Families Facing Homelessness
Event raises funds to set families on the road to success with reliable vehicles while delivering a smashing good day of competitive fun

WHEATON, IL – Bridge Communities will host its annual Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, July 26, at Pickled! Wheaton, bringing together players of all skill levels for some friendly competition that supports families facing homelessness.
Participants will bring their best to the court and compete against their fellow community members, while helping Bridge raise enough money to provide multiple client families with the vehicles they need to get back on the road to success.
The event encourages mixed doubles teams and welcomes players looking to test their skills or simply enjoy time with friends.
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Tournament highlights include professional paddles valued at $210 for the first 60 registrants, special gifts for all players, and the opportunity to enter into a drawing for a luxurious Kohler Getaway featuring spa treatments, golf, and fine dining. Refreshments and light bites will be provided throughout the day.
The tournament features two sessions: a morning advanced beginner/intermediate session from 8 a.m.-12:30 p.m. and an afternoon advanced session from 1-5:30 p.m.
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Tickets are selling quickly as spots fill up. For registration and more information, visit Bridge Communities' website: https://www.bridgecommunities.org/news-events/events/bridge-communities-pickleball-tournament
Bridge Communities is a non-profit 501(c)3 organization whose mission is to provide housing, mentoring and supportive services to families facing homelessness in DuPage County. Bridge Communities’ vision is a community where all families have safe, sustainable and affordable housing and life-long self-sufficiency. For more information, please visit www.bridgecommunities.org.