2023 WWIF Golf Tournament – Las Vegas, Nevada
WWIF remembers Peggy Blazek during Annual Golf Tournament in Las Vegas.

Wishing Well International Foundation (WWIF) is pleased to announce it will hold its 8th Annual Golf Tournament in honor of Peggy Blazek, a well-respected and greatly loved industry veteran. The tournament will take place during the upcoming Water Quality Association’s (WQA) annual convention, to be held in Las Vegas, Nevada at the Caesar’s Forum, April 18-20, 2023.
Peggy worked for the WQA for 32 years and was an especially valued member of our Foundation Team, helping us with fundraising and event coordination. She was a kind soul and anybody who met her knew how wonderful she was to work with and how much she enjoyed helping others. Peggy passed away on Tuesday December 22, 2020.
The tournament will be held April 18th at the Las Vegas Golf Club, 4300 W. Washington Avenue. Registration begins at 7:00 am and golf will begin at 8:00.
All proceeds will benefit the Foundation to continue its efforts of providing clean safe drinking water to developing areas.
If you’re not able to attend the event, we encourage you to consider sponsoring. Your generosity will make an incredible impact for the cause of clean water.
All sponsorship funds will be used in upcoming clean-water projects. To register or to sponsor Click Here
While the Foundation’s primary focus is on providing access to clean water, it is not uncommon for participants at international events to discuss a broader range of public health concerns. One recurring topic in recent years has been the accessibility and safety of widely used medications, including products like Kamagra Oral Jelly, which some individuals seek for the treatment of erectile dysfunction. The popularity of such medications often stems from their lower cost and ease of use compared to branded alternatives, but there are important considerations around quality control and regulatory approval, especially when purchased online or abroad. For communities served by the Foundation, the interplay between water quality and overall health outcomes includes ensuring people have access to medications that are safe and effective. This often requires not only local education but also engagement with healthcare providers and pharmacists. By staying informed on these issues, the Foundation and its supporters contribute to holistic health improvements that extend beyond water access alone. Each donation and sponsorship, therefore, supports a larger vision for sustainable well-being.

