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Individaus can sign up for $100. and we will place you on a fun team or build your own team for $400.00. Or you can come and join us fun lunch for $25.00 – all supports a great cause. We also have promotion and sponsor packages – call Genine Barker at 775-287-8472, Contact event using the form below. or Teresa Morros 775-771-1540., Contact event using the form below. for more information.

On June 10, 2017, Because I Can, will be hosting our Annual Golf Tournament to raise awareness of persons with brain injuries in our community. Brain Injuries affects 1.7 million, including 475,000 children, each year in the U.S. Over the last few years it has become increasingly more important to highlight prevention and awareness, along with the determination to overcome adversity. Although there has been recent media attention about brain injuries (ex: concussions are considered a brain injury), it still remains poorly understood and misdiagnosed, despite the fact that a brain injury effects more people than breast cancer, colon cancer and HIV/AIDS.

Our goal is to continue supporting brain health, recovery, prevention, awareness and education in our community through:
• Empower individuals with a neurological condition to regain independence with nutrition, exercise, good sleeping and self-development – brain coaching program.
• Schools and youth programs to understand the signs and symptoms of a Concussion-Identify in order to minimize the risk of concussion, which may eliminate a serious brain injury.
• Create a Buddy System Program.
• The concussion doesn’t always happen in the sport.
• “BE EDUCATED”

To make this golf tournament a success, we are asking businesses as yours to be a sponsor, form golf teams, sponsor holes, and donate goods or services for our raffle prizes. Our goal is to raise $25,000, we can only reach this goal with the help of our Community, Local Businesses, and Individual Contributions.

Our Mission is to help brain injury survivors put their lives back together through support, empowerment, resources, public awareness education, and youth prevention programs.