Annual charity golf tournament

Strokes for Hope

Join us Monday, August 17, 2026 at Cherry Creek Country Club, beginning at 8:00 AM with breakfast and the driving range, followed by a 9:00 AM four-person scramble tee-off. Golfers of every gender and skill level are welcome. Together, we are raising funds for pediatric stroke research and supporting pediatric neurology and stroke care at Children's Hospital Colorado in honor of Gracie Jennings.

Day begins
Monday, August 17, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Tee-off
9:00 AM
Lunch & awards
2:30 PM

Tournament day

Monday, August 17

A full day at Cherry Creek Country Club, from the first warm-up swing through the final award.

Breakfast & driving range

Breakfast begins and the driving range opens to all tournament participants.

Tournament tee-off

The four-person scramble tournament begins.

Lunch & awards

The day concludes with lunch and tournament awards.

For Gracie

Hope after a pediatric stroke

Gracie Jennings had a stroke in March 2025. Pediatric stroke is rare, and families need experienced teams who know how to diagnose, treat, rehabilitate, and research what comes next.

Net proceeds after tournament expenses fund pediatric stroke research,helping care teams pursue better answers for diagnosis, treatment, rehabilitation, and recovery. Registration fees help cover Cherry Creek Country Club and the costs of producing the event.

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Children per 100,000 in the U.S. who suffer a stroke each year, according to Children's Hospital Colorado.

Where your support goes

Supporting Timothy J. Bernard, MD, MSCS

After tournament expenses, net proceeds are intended for a grant from Hope After Stroke Foundation to Children's Hospital Colorado for pediatric stroke research, including work led by Dr. Bernard. His work seeks better answers for children like Gracie and the families navigating what comes after a stroke.

Director, Childhood Stroke ProgramChildren's Hospital ColoradoProfessor of Pediatrics (Child Neurology) and Neurology, University of Colorado School of Medicine

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Understanding why childhood strokes happen

Dr. Bernard studies the mechanisms behind pediatric stroke to help improve diagnosis, treatment, and long-term care.

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Predicting recovery and recurrence

His research evaluates hypercoagulable and inflammatory biomarkers that may help predict outcomes and the risk of another childhood-onset arterial ischemic stroke.

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Connecting rare cases across institutions

As Vice-Chair of the International Pediatric Stroke Study Executive Committee, he helps advance multicenter research on this rare condition.

The home course

Cherry Creek Country Club sets the tone

The club that the Jennings family, including Gracie, loves to enjoy.

The 11th green at Cherry Creek Country Club
Cherry Creek Country Club second holeCherry Creek Country Club fairway and water featureCherry Creek Country Club fifth hole fairway and bunkers

Ways to participate

Play together and give a little more if you can

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$250 individual entry

Register one golfer for the four-person scramble, including breakfast, lunch, and the open bar. Registration fees also help cover the cost of hosting the tournament at Cherry Creek.

02

$1,000 foursome

Reserve four tournament spots together and provide the full player list now or closer to the event.

03

Add to your support

Add an optional donation to any golfer or foursome registration in the same secure checkout to increase net support available for the pediatric stroke mission.

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Donate without golfing

Choose any gift of $5 or more and help increase the net proceeds supporting pediatric stroke research without reserving a spot.

Payments and documentation

Clear payment and donor records

Every checkout is tied to the registration contact, golfer details, receipt name, and any additional donation so the tournament team can keep complete records.

Payment receipt

Stripe automatically emails confirmation of the full amount paid after a successful checkout.

What we collect

Donor name, receipt email, mailing address, participation type, golfer names, and any company or family details.

Charitable documentation

The organizing team can provide separate charitable acknowledgment when applicable after accounting for tournament goods and services.