The Twelfth Annual Hook the Cure powered by IOTEC will return to Puerto Vallarta on November 2, 2017. The four-day catch-and-release offshore tournament, an official event of the Redbone Celebrity Series, will benefit the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation.
Participants, in addition to enjoying one of the greatest fishing locales in world, will experience first-class all-inclusive accommodations at the Villa Premiere Boutique Hotel, gourmet meals, celebrity appearances, live entertainment, spa treatments and world-class golf at Vista Vallarta Club de Golf.
The event has raised over $4.2 (USD) million since its inception thanks to the generosity of the participants and sponsors including IOTEC Integrated Office Technology, Watson Land Company, BJ’s Restaurants, China Auto Group/The Kirby Family, American Airlines, The Huston Family, Millie & Severson, Norm Wilson & Sons, Inc., Ron & Ann Hallagan, O’Connell Family Foundation Trust, Hunter Landscape and William Martin, Jr. Family. The twelfth annual event is chaired, once again, by Bob Huston and Jeff Jennison. Volunteers are coordinated by local vacation rental company, PVRPV.COM and tournament logistics are coordinated by Charter Dreams.
The Cystic Fibrosis Foundation is the world’s leader in the search for a cure for cystic fibrosis and funds more CF research than any other organization. The Foundation’s pioneering and successful approach to the development of new drugs for cystic fibrosis has been featured in some of the country’s most prestigious and influential publications.
Just last week, Vertex Pharmaceuticals Inc. announced early-stage clinical trial results that could bring the benefits of disease-modifying therapies to 90 percent of people with the disease.
To donate to our auction, download an e-brochure or register for the Annual Hook the Cure powered by IOTEC, please visit www.hookthecure.com.
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The Twelfth Annual Hook the Cure powered by IOTEC will return to Puerto Vallarta on November 2, 2017. The four-day catch-and-release offshore . . .
