This Saturday, pickleball enthusiasts and community supporters in Columbia, South Carolina, are in for a treat! The Agape for All Pickleball Tournament is kicking off at 9:30 a.m. at Melvin Park in Chapin. This exciting event isn’t just about sport; it’s about stepping up for a great cause!
The tournament, hosted by the dedicated team at Agape for All, aims to raise vital funds for their mission of assisting refugees. President Aksel Sogaard and Treasurer Franck Sogaard shared their passion for the organization, emphasizing how these funds help refugees rebuild their lives, find safety, and discover Christ’s love. It’s a noble cause that resonates deeply within the community, and the best part is—you can be part of it while having fun!
If you’ve never played pickleball, or if you’re a seasoned player, the tournament welcomes everyone! It’s a perfect opportunity to engage with friends, meet new people, and get a little competitive—all while contributing to an important cause. Participants can sign up and join in the friendly competition. Even if you’re not playing, your support can still make a tremendous difference.
But wait, there’s more! The tournament isn’t just about the games. There will be a bake sale featuring delicious homemade goodies, a silent auction for great items, and plenty of food and drinks to keep everyone fueled throughout the day. Enjoy the warm weather and the friendly atmosphere while snagging some delightful treats or bidding on auction items that catch your eye!
For those interested in participating, it’s easy to find more information. You can visit the Agape for All website or call them directly at 803-447-5706. Whether you’re willing to donate your time, bake some goodies for the bake sale, or just attend and cheer on the competitors, your involvement is welcomed and appreciated.
Joining the Agape for All Pickleball Tournament isn’t just about the games; it’s about becoming part of a larger community mission. Every contribution makes a difference in the lives of those seeking safety and a fresh start. It’s astounding to think how one event can make such a significant impact on our refugee neighbors. Plus, what better way to give back than through a fun day out with friends and family?
So, mark your calendar for this Saturday at 9:30 a.m. at Melvin Park in Chapin. Bring your friends, bring your family, and bring your best pickleball game! Let’s swing into action and show how the Columbia community comes together for an incredibly important cause.
Let’s make this tournament a smashing success for Agape for All and help bring hope and love to those who need it the most. See you on the court!
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