The friend, the son, the one who loved the game. When Logan lost his life to T-cell lymphoma, the people who loved him picked up their clubs — and never put them down.
Birdies Fore Logan started small: a group of friends, a golf course, and a promise to keep Logan's memory alive by doing something about the disease that took him. Rare lymphomas like T-cell lymphoma are under-researched and hard to treat — and every dollar toward research matters.
Four tournaments later, we've raised more than $117,000 and, just as importantly, built a community. Families who've lost someone. People in the middle of the fight. Survivors on the other side of it. That community is why we created Community Campaigns — so anyone touched by rare lymphoma can be honored, not just Logan.
Birdies Fore Logan raises funds and rallies a community to fight rare lymphoma. Founded in memory of Logan Goodson, we turn tournaments, gifts, and personal campaigns into direct support for the research that leads to better treatments — and someday, a cure. Every dollar goes to research; no one who loves someone with this disease should feel alone in it.
A future where rare lymphoma is no longer a rare chance at survival — where every patient has access to effective treatment, every family finds a community, and research keeps closing the gap between diagnosis and cure.
Run by volunteers so your gift funds science, not overhead.
Rare lymphomas get a fraction of the funding common cancers do.
Families, fighters, and survivors, all pulling in one direction.
Peer-reviewed research your support has helped fund — Birdies Fore Logan is acknowledged in each of these publications.
Each study acknowledges the support of Birdies Fore Logan. Tap any title to read it on PubMed.
A volunteer team of families, friends, and professionals carrying Logan's legacy forward.
Nemours Children's Health
GrayRobinson
Central Florida Public Affairs
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts
Walt Disney World
During his fight, Logan spent time in Houston to be treated at MD Anderson Cancer Center under his physician, Dr. Luis Malpica. Every dollar we raise goes directly to MD Anderson to support Dr. Malpica’s rare lymphoma research — fulfilling Logan’s wish that no one should face this disease without better options.
Questions about the tournament, sponsorships, starting a Community Campaign, or partnering with us? Reach out any time — a real person on our board will get back to you.
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