The Huck Cancer Ultimate Frisbee Tournament is a one day co-ed hat tournament and fundraiser for the Lance Armstrong Foundation/LAF (Donate Here) Saturday, March 3, 2012 from 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM at Crocker Amazon fields in San Francisco. After tournament party will be at 111 Minna

We raised over $50,000 last year, and are going to do it again this year. Read about last years tourney in the Livestrong Quarterly Newsletter
Here are some photos from HC 2010 and HC 2011:
2011:
John White's Photos
John Behrens Photos
Michael Riepe's Photos
Emily Rosenberg's Photos
Raise $50,000 for cancer research and services as a group. We did it last year, and can do it again. Donations will go to the Lance Armstrong Foundation/LAF (Donate Here). Prizes and advantages on the field will be awarded to the top fundraisers. Raise over $1000 and earn two points each time you catch the disc in the endzone!
Player participation involves the following:
Already Registered? Come to Frisbee Central and start fundraising.
The Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF). LAF funds cancer research and supports complementary care programs around the country. A great deal of their success stems from grassroots events like this. Top fundraisers will get prizes!
All ultimate players are invited. You do not have to play the full day of tournament games to participate in this event. Former players and friends and family of players can all pitch in by donating to the Lance Armstrong Foundation. We also strongly encourage spectator attendance at this event, as we will have a variety of activities on the sidelines and in between games to entertain and inform you.
If you are out of town, injured, or have previous commitments you can still participate in the following ways:
Leave your cleats at home but bring your dance shoes.
Everybody is welcome - friends, players, donors, spectators, hecklers...
Food, Drinks, Dancing and Good Times will be served.
No Cover Charge and a raffle!
111 Minna Gallery
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4 blocks from Montgomery BART
6 PM - 9 PM No Cover Charge!
Food: All of our food providers are small & local. Each will serve veggie & meat options. All food items will be priced in the $5-$7 range. Come hungry!
A Fork Full of Earth is a farm-to-table business specializing in California-inspired cuisine. They will serve their 2011 award winning chili, as well as cookies for dessert.
ChileLindo.com creates artisanal Chilean home-style cooking from local ingredients. They will serve traditional & oh-so-tasty empanadas.
Littlegreencyclo brings fresh & seasonal Vietnamese street food to the
greater Bay Area. They will serve delicious banh mi (Vietnamese sandwiches).
DJ Betty Ray (Rhythm Society, Frolic) is delighted to spin for this great cause and to share her unique blend of funky,
sassy, move-yer-assy house music. AND she is married to a (retired) Ultimate player!
Check out her music at: http://www.soundcloud.com/bettyray

We at Bay Area Disc Association consider the Huck Cancer Tournament our signature fundraising event of the year. Questions or comments? Please check out Frisbee Central first, then write us at info (at) huckcancer (dot) org if you need additional help.
Cancer touches us all. The Huck Cancer Ultimate Frisbee Tournament was borne when our good friend (and defending HC Champ), Eric Arons, was diagnosed with cancer. When friends approached Eric about doing something "formal" in his honor, he unselfishly (and very characteristically) turned the spotlight away from himself, and suggested we set up a fundraising event that would involve something fun. These simple ideas evolved into the Huck Cancer Ultimate Tournament.
Men's spots are filled, but there are still women's spots available!
Use these sample letters to help with fund raising. They work!
Fundraising Letter
Thank You Letter
111 Minna Gallery
6PM - 9PM and beyond...
Hang one up at the office or stick one on your roommates door. Get the word out!
Huck Cancer flyer
You've got questions, we've got answers. Please review the Player FAQ , which includes a checklist of all things you'll need to take care of prior to the start of games.
(1) A long pass in the sport of ultimate; (2) To throw, chuck, or lob; (3) A term used in extreme sports referring to a large jump; (4) A substitute for slang, used to express anger, disgust, peremptory rejection, etc., often followed by a noun, such as cancer.