Webster Thomas High School Hosts Annual Pink Out Tournament for Gilda’s Club
Webster Thomas High School in Webster, NY held its annual Pink Out Tournament, a girls' tennis event that successfully raised funds for Gilda's Club, an organization providing support for breast cancer patients and survivors.

Rochester, NY, September 20, 2026 —
The annual Pink Out Tournament, a girls’ tennis event organized by Webster Thomas High School, recently took place in Webster, New York. The tournament successfully achieved its goal of raising funds for Gilda’s Club, an organization dedicated to providing support services for individuals affected by breast cancer, including patients and survivors.
The event, which has become a tradition, saw participation from various players and supporters focused on contributing to a charitable cause. Gilda’s Club offers a range of programs and resources designed to help those navigating the challenges of breast cancer. The specific amount of funds raised during this year’s tournament was not provided.
Webster Thomas High School has a history of supporting community initiatives through its athletic events. The Pink Out Tournament specifically highlights the school’s commitment to engaging its student body and athletic programs in philanthropic efforts. Details regarding the history of the tournament or specific participation numbers were not included in the provided information.
The success of the tournament is measured by its ability to generate contributions for Gilda’s Club, an organization that relies on community support to continue its operations. The nature of the fundraising activities within the tournament was not specified. Information regarding future events or ongoing initiatives related to this cause was also not available.
The event served as a platform for both athletic competition and community engagement, underscoring the role of local institutions like Webster Thomas High School in supporting non-profit organizations such as Gilda’s Club in their mission to assist breast cancer patients and survivors.
Story summarized from the original created by Hunter Wright on www.whec.com, see more information here.
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