By Missy Zolecki

A Day of Fun, Community, and Impact!

The 8th Annual Hadley Corn Hole Championship, organized by the Western Massachusetts Fragile X chapter on March 3, 2024, marked a day of camaraderie, spirited competition, and impactful fundraising. This not-to-be-missed event brought together 26 competitive teams and an estimated 150 attendees from the community, resulting in an impressive $4,000 raised to support Fragile X awareness and research.

Embracing Healthy Competition & Community Engagement

Group playing corn hole in a gym.
Group playing corn hole in a gym.

The championship showcased the competitive spirit of 26 teams in a double-elimination tournament. The excitement and sportsmanship throughout the event contributed to the positive energy, all dedicated to raising awareness of Fragile X.

A total of 45 raffle prizes were up for grabs for the price of a ticket. The competitive spirit of the tournament proved to be the perfect platform for socializing with old and new friends, and of course, contributed to reaching fundraising goals.

Notable Achievement and Lasting Impact

A woman tossing a bean bag in a corn hole contest in a gym.
Group playing corn hole in a gym.

The day ended on a high note, with the community raising a remarkable $4,000 contribution to Fragile X awareness and support. This substantial achievement reflects the collective dedication and unwavering support for this cause.

Join Us in Celebrating Success

The 8th Annual Hadley Corn Hole Championship was a day of fun competition and a testament to the power of unity in support of a shared cause. It displayed the community’s unwavering commitment to making a positive impact and spreading awareness for Fragile X and left a lasting impression on everyone.

Join us in celebrating the success of this remarkable event made possible by the Western Massachusetts Fragile X chapter.

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Missy Zolecki, Director, Community Empowerment

Missy Zolecki
Missy joined NFXF team in 2018 after being an active volunteer since 2010. Missy organized several fundraisers and educational workshops while serving in her volunteer role. Missy is the mother of three children. Her eldest son, Matt, lives with Fragile X syndrome. Prior to joining the NFXF team, Missy had worked as a nurse for more than 20 years. She enjoys traveling and spending time with family and friends.

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