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Serving 4 Stroke Sand Volleyball Tournament

Your Next Play has chosen the American Stroke Foundation as beneficiary of this year’s volleyball tournament. These stroke survivors and their families have made a decision to move on to their next play and have chosen the ASF as their playing field. Without additional funds, the ASF is limited on the number of stroke survivors that they are able to assist and the variety of programs that they are able to offer.

Celebrity Sand Volleyball Tournament.

Date:	Saturday, August 29, 2009
Time:	11:00pm - 5:00pm (or whenever done)
Location:	Centerline Beach Volleyball
Street:	1910 E. 40 hwy
City/State:	Blue Springs, MO
Map:	View Map
Price:	$200 per coed team of up to 6 players ($25 per additional player)
Inquiries:	Crystal Frazier or Anthony Davis This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it
Registration:	Deadline: June 10, 2009
Additional Sponsorship Levels:	Click here for more information on additional sponsorship opportunities.

We are asking you to consider the importance of our mission and make a commitment today by sponsoring Serving 4 Stroke. We are dedicating this foundation to offering the best services, programs and opportunities to the Kansas City community. With your help, we can achieve this goal. Please team up with us and help make a difference in the lives of stroke survivors and their families.

How to donate to this worthy cause:

If you are unable to attend the tournament, but would like to donate, here is how you can do it.

1. For donations via check, please make checks payable to Your Next Play

Mail to:

Your Next Play

Attn Crystal Frazier

PO Box 3311

Shawnee KS, 66203

2. For registration payments via Paypal please click here:

Registration Payment
Enter Amount: $

About American Stroke Foundation

Did you know that strokes are the number one cause of adult disability and the third leading cause of death in the United States? The American Stroke Foundation is a non-profit organization and wellness center, providing post-rehabilitative services to stroke survivors. The center offers classes in fitness, verbal communication, "Those Darn Arms", and has support groups for survivors and caregivers. Learning and practicing these life skills is a very crucial part of recovering from a stroke. Through these programs, stroke survivors are able to relearn or regain basic skills such as speaking, eating, dressing, and walking. The goal is to improve function so that these survivors can become as independent as possible and active participants in their communities. Visit the American Stroke Foundation Website.