The Philip A. Bryant Melanoma Foundation

Founded in October 2006, the Philip A. Bryant Melanoma Foundation serves as a means of preserving the spirit and memory of Phil Bryant the son, brother, nephew, cousin, and friend who passed away on September 7, 2006 from complications of melanoma.

The concept of an enduring remembrance through community service was created by Phil’s parents, Stan and Veronica Bryant, who courageously serve as President and Vice President of the Foundation. Within the Foundation are individual committees largely comprised of extended family, friends, and supportive volunteers who find comfort through service to the community in Phil’s name. Read Phil’s story.

Meetings are held to discuss fundraisers, melanoma awareness activities, and plans for future projects as members share in each other’s company over dinner.

The Foundation graciously welcomes both additional support from interested individuals and commitment of sponsors/donors to fund Foundation endeavors to continue this mission of love.

11th Annual Angry Open Postponed

2020 has turned out to been a year we never would have imagined. After much thought and consideration, for the health and safety of all our supporters, we have decided to postpone this year’s annual golf tournament to October 28, 2021. Please mark your calendars. We look forward to next year’s event being the best yet! Thank you for your continued support.

2020 Clearwater High School Scholarship

On behalf of Phil’s Foundation, Stan & Veronica Bryant awarded a promising young man a scholarship this spring.  Congratulations Kaiden Padgett. Learn more.

Admiral Farragut Academy Sun Shades

We are thrilled to have recently installed a sun shade bench at Admiral Farragut Academy so everyone can take a break from the sun.

Latest Videos

Local News Report on Angry Open

Philip A. Bryant Foundation uses golf to honor son.  The 10th Annual Angry Open will help fight melanoma.

Local News Report on Philip A Bryant

Philip A. Bryant lost his life at age 23. He was diagnosed with stage 4 melanoma. We want to bring awareness to this disease, hope, to help find a cure, express the importance of early detection, prevention, and to help keep his memory alive while helping save other lives.