Freeman Foundation for
Neurological Disease Research
Our goal: Accelerate the scientific breakthroughs that patients urgently need.
The Freeman Foundation For Neurological Disease Research is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to accelerating breakthrough research and supporting innovative scientific investigations for neurological brain disorders.
10
MILLION PEOPLE
LIVING WITH PARKINSONS
56
AVERAGE AGE
OF A PATIENT DIAGNOSED
$1
CAN HELP
ACCELERATE CHANGE
Birdies Fore Parkinson's Research
October 25, 2021 The Woodlands, Texas
Birdies Fore Parkinson's Research golf tournament will be held on Monday October 25, 2021 at Willow Creek Golf Club in Spring, TX. You can register to play, volunteer, or to come have lunch with us, by filling out the contact form below. Our goal this year is to raise $100,000 for much needed research of Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, ALS, Batten's, and Angelmans Syndrome.
Birdies Fore Parkinson's Research 2021 Charity Golf Tournament
October 25, 10:00am Registration
10:30am Range Opens
10:30am Hamburger Bar Opens
11:45am National Anthem
12:00pm Shotgun Start
Willow Creek Golf Club, 24525 Northcrest Drive
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Up to a billion people worldwide are living with a neurological brain disorder for which there is no cure. The Freeman Foundation For Neurological Brain Disease’s mission is simple: To Accelerate Breakthrough Research That Results In A Cure For Neurological Brain Diseases.
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As FFNDR grows, we are excited to add new events and opportunities to our calendar!
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Birdies Fore
Parkinson's Research
Birdies Fore Parkinson's Research golf tournament will be held on Monday October 25, 2021 at Willow Creek Golf Club in Spring, Texas.
You can register to play, volunteer, or Sponsor a Hole. Our goal is to raise $100,000 for much needed research of Parkinson's, Alzheimer's, ALS, Batten's, and Angelmans Syndrome.
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