Lion Fish Bash supports Woody Foundation
The Woody Foundation’s 5th Annual Lionfish Bash is only two months away. A lifelong fisherman and diver, the Foundation’s namesake, James “Woody” Beckham, suffered his spinal cord injury making a rugby tackle in January 2011 that rendered him a quadriplegic. Since then The Woody Foundation has raised more than $500,000 to help improve the lives of those with paralysis.
The bash is July 24-25 in Coconut Grove at 2540 S. Bayshore Drive, the Lion Fish is an invsive species.
Cost to join is $500 per boat, which includes five ranglers. This includes the awards dinner, t-shirts, raffle tickets, godoie bags and more. For the award dinner only, it's $75 per ticket.
Based in Miami, The Woody Foundation supports locally and internationally:
• Proceeds from the Lionfish Bash will go to Miami’s Jackson Rehabilitation Memorial Hospital a leader in spinal cord injury rehabilitation, and where Woody spent his first months recovering from his injury
• They also raise funds so that they can continue to distribute Woody Packs around the world for free, the Woody Pack is a collective of assistive devices that helps people with limited hand functioning live a more independent life
Help surpass last year’s total donation of $25,000, help support those with paralysis.
Please call or email The Woody Foundation’s executive director, Lucy Foerster at 305-586-3107 or lucy@woodyfoundation.org to get started.
The bash is July 24-25 in Coconut Grove at 2540 S. Bayshore Drive, the Lion Fish is an invsive species.
Cost to join is $500 per boat, which includes five ranglers. This includes the awards dinner, t-shirts, raffle tickets, godoie bags and more. For the award dinner only, it's $75 per ticket.
Based in Miami, The Woody Foundation supports locally and internationally:
• Proceeds from the Lionfish Bash will go to Miami’s Jackson Rehabilitation Memorial Hospital a leader in spinal cord injury rehabilitation, and where Woody spent his first months recovering from his injury
• They also raise funds so that they can continue to distribute Woody Packs around the world for free, the Woody Pack is a collective of assistive devices that helps people with limited hand functioning live a more independent life
Help surpass last year’s total donation of $25,000, help support those with paralysis.
Please call or email The Woody Foundation’s executive director, Lucy Foerster at 305-586-3107 or lucy@woodyfoundation.org to get started.
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