The Greater Fayetteville Chamber Military Affairs Council will host the 2nd Annual MAC Pickleball Tournament and Operation Patriot Pantry on Saturday, June 6. Combining competitive play with vital community support, the event will be held at the Fayetteville Technical Community College Pickleball Courts on the FTCC Main Campus.
The Military Affairs Council (MAC) of the Greater Fayetteville Chamber of Commerce is building a bridge between the Cumberland County business community and the military installations that surround it. Proceeds from this tournament will benefit the Military Affairs Council and Military Related Scholarships at FTCC.
Event Details:
“This tournament is an amazing way to bring our community together while directly assisting our service members and their families,” said Military Affairs Council Chair Rob Patton in a press release. “Between the friendly competition and our Operation Patriot Pantry drive, we can all rally around the heroes who give so much for our country.”
Operation Patriot Pantry ‘Fill the Truck’ Drive:
In conjunction with the tournament, MAC is hosting the Operation Patriot Pantry initiative to "Fill the Truck" for
the Armed Services YMCA. Attendees, players, and local citizens are encouraged to bring donations of
non-perishable food and essential supplies.
Most-needed items include:
To incentivize giving, the first 250 donors will receive a free appetizer courtesy of Texas Roadhouse.
If you want to play pickleball, register here: https://chamber.faybiz.com/ap/Events/Register/WqFvBg0taCJCE
Sponsors include Blue Star Families of the Greater Fayetteville Region, Ben Stout Construction, Bubba's 33, LaFayette Ford, Mercedes-Benz of Fayetteville, Dogwood State Bank, JMH Group and Fayetteville Area Habitat for Humanity.
This community-focused event highlights Fayetteville’s status as a premier military-supporting city. Proceeds from the tournament benefit MAC programs and military-related scholarships at FTCC. Active-duty military players are highly encouraged to participate.
For additional information, partnership opportunities or to register as a player, please visit www.faybiz.com for event updates and community announcements.
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