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Community Corner Interview: Melissa Hoover of In The Pink Tennis Tournament

Community Corner Interview: Melissa Hoover of In The Pink Tennis Tournament

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Kendall spoke to Melissa Hoover, chairperson for the In The Pink Tennis Tournament. Funds raised from the tournament benefit support programs at Sentara Martha Jefferson Hospital that help women fighting breast cancer including Marianne’s room. This year marks the 20th anniversary of In The Pink and in celebration they have added pickleball! The tournament takes place at 7 Charlottesville-area clubs on Friday, September 23rd and Saturday, September 24th. Find more information and registration here: https://mjhfoundation.org/our-events/in-the-pink-tennis-tournament/

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