PAST EVENTS
SHOOTOUT AT PASADERA 2021
February 15, 2021
The Shootout at Pasadera is a brand new LBF event introduced in 2021. A 9-hole charity golf tournament which featured four professional golfers in a friendly competition to raise money for those living with Cystic Fibrosis. Due to COVID precautions, activities other than the golf match itself were very limited. We are excited to see where this event will take us in the future!
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KSBW News Report (A report on the 2021 event from KSBW's Drea Blackwell)
2021 Shootout at Pasadera (Photos)
BECAUSE OF YOU
October 17, 2021
In October 2020, in place of our usual annual dinner event we held a virtual fundraising event called "Because of You". The event included a virtual presentation as well as an online auction. Thank you to everyone who participated and helped to make this event a success in the midst of such a difficult year!
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Because of You: Virtual Event (Hosted by KSBW's Drea Blackwell)
BAY FOR BREATH 2020
September 25, 2021
For the past four years the Bay for Breath team has made the endurance testing paddle across the Monterey Bay, with the ultimate goal of raising money and awareness for those living with Cystic Fibrosis. Leaving from Santa Cruz and arriving in Monterey, the journey across the bay is a staggering 28-mile paddle! Go, padders!
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2020 Bay for Breath Photos (Check out some photos from the 2020 paddle)
Bay for Breath (Bay for Breath's official fundraising website)
IN A GARDEN OF SIXTY-FIVE ROSES
September 21, 2019
Since our formation in 2008 "In a Garden of Sixty-Five Roses" has been our premier annual fundraising event. Each year The Living Breath Foundation holds this wonderful and exciting gala event in which a great majority of our funds for the year are raised. Dinner is accompanied by a cocktail hour, silent auction, talks and speeches from CFers, family members, and healthcare professionals, and an exciting live auction to end the night.
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2019 In a Garden of Sixty-Five Roses (photos from the 2019 event)
LIVING BREATH BOWL 2019
November 30, 2019
Every November the Living Breath Foundation Bowl is held on the central coast. The game is a Junior College Bowl game featuring the Golden Coast Conference Champions and the Pacific 7 Conference Champions. The purpose of the game is to help raise funds and awareness of Cystic Fibrosis as well as provide an exciting experience for the players and fans alike.
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2017 Living Breath Foundation Bowl (Photos from the Bowl Game, Credit: Beth Oneto)
SURFING THE SALTY SEAS 2019
June 29, 2019
Surfing the Salty Seas is an annual dinner and auction held in Aptos, Ca. Guest enjoy beer, wine, and a wide selection of heavy appetizers prepared by local chefs and restaurants from around the Monterey Bay.
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2019 Surfing the Salty Seas (Photos from latest event, Photo credit: Ashley Wilson)
Mauli Ola BBQ 2011
BBQ Fundraiser was thrown by LBF benefiting the Mauli Ola Foundation
The Mauli Ola Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing hope and confidence to individuals living with Cystic Fibrosis as well as other genetic diseases. The Living Breath Foundation donated all proceeds from this event to the Mauli Ola Foundation as well as invited the volunteers for a well-deserved party to relax and enjoy themselves after spending the day teaching young CFers how to surf!
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AIR CRAFT YOUTH FOOTBALL CAMP
Southern California Youth Football Camp run by The Living Breath Foundation
In 2010 The Living Breath Foundation teamed up with current Riverside Community College football head coach Tom Craft to put on the Air Craft Passing Camp. The camp provided over 100 youth football players with a three day long football experience. The players learned football skills as well as invaluable life lessons from a team of exceptional coaches. Due to logistics the camp was only held in 2010 but was considered a great success by the Living Breath Foundation. The wonderful experience we received from the players and coaches lead us to begin putting on The Living Breath Foundation Bowl (a Junior College Bowl Game) the following year.​