NEWARK, Ohio
— Education is the key to stopping prostate
cancer, and The GolfWorks — golf’s
largest and oldest component distributor still
under original ownership — is proud to
assist the Prostate Cancer Foundation (PCF)
in delivering its message to more than one million
golfers this year.
“We at The GolfWorks applaud the
efforts of the Prostate Cancer Foundation, and
we know that education is the real key to helping
men fight this terrible disease,” says
Al Bessin, co-CEO of The GolfWorks. “In
2004 alone, The GolfWorks will mail more than
1.2 million catalogs which showcases the joint
message of Lamkin Grip and Arnold Palmer which
we hope will go a long way to educate more individuals
about prostate cancer.”
An honorary national chairman for the
PCF, Palmer has been a staunch advocate for
the fight against cancer and he has tirelessly
worked to enlist leading golf equipment companies
for support. As a result, The Golfworks and
Lamkin Grips are donating proceeds from every
Lamkin grip purchased to help fund prostate
cancer research, develop treatments and discover
cures.
The Prostate Cancer Foundation is the
world’s largest philanthropy supporting
prostate cancer research. Founded in 1993, the
PCF reaches out to private industry, patient
advocacy groups and government research institutions
and encourages collaboration, reduces bureaucracy
and speeds the process of discovery. These partnerships
provide a model to speed the cure for prostate
cancer — and all cancers.
For more information on The GolfWorks or on
The GolfWorks products, call 1-800-848-8358.
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