The FA Project is committed towards creating awareness of Friedreich's Ataxia, a life altering disease. We aim to educate the public by increasing the visibility of related information & resources and creating a support system for those afflicted with FA. Ultimately it is our goal to provide those living with FA the tools and resources necessary to lead the best life possible.

Bowlathon 2012The 5th Annual Spring Bowlathon

The FA Project was proud to have new and existing supporters to their annual Spring Bowlathon. As with past years, we played to a sell out crowd and sought out a great array of raffle items, tasty food & drinks and of course friendly bowling! Many thanks to all those that attended and donated, see you next year!

 

Bowlathon 2012The 4th Annual Spring Bowlathon

The FA Project would like to thank new and existing supporters for attending our annual Spring Bowlathon. We played to a sell out crowd and sought out a great array of raffle items, great food & drinks and of course friendly bowling! A big thanks to all who attended and donated.

 

Bowlathon 2012The 3rd Annual Spring Bowlathon

The FA Project was happy to see new and existing supporters at their annual Spring Bowlathon. We played to a huge supportive crowd and had a great array of raffle items, yummy food & drinks and of course some friendly bowling! Thank you so much to those that attended and donated.

 

Bowlathon 2011FA Project Bowlathon 2011

On the evening of April 9th, 120 participants enjoyed laughter with friends both new and old while bowling strikes, spares (and even some ‘gutter balls’). Everyone enjoyed catered food provided by the World Famous Kelley’s Roast Beef and washed it all down with donated ice cold seasonal selections from our friends at Samuel Adams. The culinary portion of the evening was topped off with donated baked goods provided by Mrs. Limone and Mrs. MacNicholas.



Bowling"Striking Courage" Bowlathon
Candlepin Bowling
Saturday, April 10, 2010

The FA Project sponsored the "Striking Courage" Bowlathon in April 2010. The fundraiser consisted of a night of candlepin bowling alongside over 40 professional bowlers from the local circuit. Over 100 participants of all skill levels participated in Candlepin Bowling with catered food and beverages. All proceeds will go towards The FA Project’s 2010 assistance goals for those affected with Friedreich’s Ataxia. Check back soon for more about this wonderful event!

 

Events Banner2nd Annual FA Symposium,
Philadelphia, PA
November 14, 2009

Richie and Maria Currier represented The FA Project at this year's FA Symposium. Click here to download a copy of Richie's speech (requires Adobe Acrobat). Photos will be available soon.

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Fuzzy Buzzy Golf IconThe Fuzzy Buzzy Charity Golf Tournament
September 13, 2009

The Fuzzy Buzzy Charity Golf Tournament is an annual event, now in its 23rd year. Since 2004, the tournament has raised funds for Friedreich's Ataxia Research Alliance (FARA). To date, over $38,000 has been raised by the Fuzzy Buzzy. This year's event will take place on September 13, 2009 at the Windham Golf and Country Club in Windham, NH.

The FA Project is a Platinum Sponsor of the 2009 Fuzzy Buzzy Golf Tournament, an event hosted by a Friend of The FA Project. For more information on this tournament or the organization FARA, please visit their site at www.fuzzybuzzycharitygolftournament.com.

 

Innaugural Party IconInnaugural Summer Party
June 20, 2009

On June 20, 2009, The FA Project hosted its Inaugural Summer Party at The Stadium Bar & Grill in South Boston, MA. With entertainment provided by Felix Brown (www.felixbrown.com) and over 160 people in attendance, we were able to raise $6,000. Of those funds, a $1,000 donation will be made to FARA through our Platinum Sponsorship of the Fuzzy Buzzy Golf Tournament (September 2009).

With the remaining funds, donations to individuals afflicted with FA are planned. Currently, the FA Project is soliciting applications for donations to improve the lives of those dealing with FA and looks forward to sharing news soon regarding such assistance. Assistance may include improvements to someone’s home (i.e. grab bars in shower, widening doorways for wheelchairs, adding ramps for wheelchair access, etc), assisting with travel costs for medical trials, physical therapy subsidizing and much much more.