FORT MYERS, Fla. - TelAve -- The 26^th Annual Minnesota Twins Golf Classic Feb. 15 raised $58,000 "fore" Lee Health Cancer Institute's lifesaving programs.

The tournament at Topgolf in Fort Myers included competitions and prizes for all ages and skill levels, along with interactions with Minnesota Twins celebrities. Participants enjoyed food and beverages, a gift bag, a silent auction, team prizes and various games throughout the afternoon.

"Participants and sponsors of the Minnesota Twins Celebrity Golf Classic have helped us improve the lives of patients and their families with comprehensive programs and services that ensure that no one has to fight cancer alone," said Lee Health Cancer Institute Vice President of Oncology Debra Wilson. "With this support, we are committed to breaking down financial barriers to care, furthering cancer research, and investing in state-of-the-art technology and training to provide the best possible care to patients throughout their cancer journey."

Minnesota Twins annual golf events to benefit Lee Health have raised more than $2.1 million in 26 years to help enhance and expand world-class care in Southwest Florida.

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Presenting Sponsor was Twins Fantasy Camp and Digital Event Media Sponsor was Minnesota Twins Baseball.

To learn more about Lee Health Cancer Institute and to support cancer care in the community, visit LeeHealthFoundation.org/Cancer.

About Lee Health Foundation

Lee Health Foundation raises philanthropic dollars on behalf of Lee Health to establish, expand and enhance innovative, lifesaving and preventative programs. The Foundation provides financial support for all five Lee Health hospitals including Golisano Children's Hospital as well as many service areas including Lee Health Cancer Institute, Lee Health Coconut Point, The Rehabilitation Hospital, Lee Health Heart Institute, Community Health Clinics and Golisano Children's Health Center in Naples. Over the last year, the Foundation has distributed more than $27 million to support Lee Health's mission. Please visit LeeHealthFoundation.org or call 239-343-6950 for more information about the role of Lee Health philanthropy in Southwest Florida.