Jeff Casey, an advocate for cancer care and the event director for Play For a Cure, has been appointed as the new manager of special events for the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation, according to the organization.
Bridging Grassroots Advocacy and Hospital Foundation Leadership
He will maintain his leadership responsibilities with Play For a Cure while managing special events for the foundation. The dual role is designed to align community-driven initiatives with the broader strategic goals of regional healthcare infrastructure.
“Joining Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation lets me bring my passion for advancing cancer research to a team that is actively shaping the future of healthcare in our community,” Casey stated regarding the appointment.
Did You Know? Play For a Cure has raised over $3 million for local cancer research since 2018, through events like the Pro-Am and Battle of the Badges.
Sustaining Key Fundraising Events for Regional Oncology
Signature events including the Play For a Cure Pro-Am and Battle of the Badges will continue to drive financial support.
These initiatives directly fund local cancer research projects and contribute to acquiring advanced medical technology earmarked for the upcoming Fancsy Family Hospital. “This is a huge opportunity for Play For A Cure and our community of supporters to build upon what we’ve accomplished, grow it, and be part of making sure cancer patients and their families have the best possible experience at the new hospital,” Casey noted.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Jeff Casey’s new role at the Windsor Regional Hospital Foundation?
Jeff Casey serves as the manager of special events, where he oversees foundation fundraising initiatives while continuing his work with Play For a Cure.
What is Play For a Cure?
Play For a Cure is a local fundraising initiative that has generated more than $3 million for cancer research and hospital technology since 2018 through events like the Pro-Am and Battle of the Badges.
Where will the funds raised by these events be utilized?
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