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Ladies and Gentlemen,

It is with great pleasure that we invite you to join us for the 1st Annual Jay’s Hope Back to Business Golf Tournament!

At just 24-years-old, Jay Burger lost his courageous battle with bone cancer. In memory and honor of Jay, Jay’s family and friends created Jay’s Hope, a charitable foundation dedicated to providing vital resources, support, and strength to young adults and their families battling cancer. We’re pleased to offer you the opportunity to join the battle against cancer at our 1st Annual Jay’s Hope Back to Business Golf Tournament.

The tournament is set for Monday, July 24th at Eagle Brook Country Club in Geneva, Illinois. The 4-man scramble kicks off at noon and continues throughout the day with dinner, cocktails, and a silent auction. All proceeds from the event will go directly to Jay’s Hope.

Date: July 24th
Time Noon – 9PM
Venue: Eagle Brook Country Club
Location: Geneva, IL
What: 4-Man Scramble, Dinner, Silent Auction (including items donated by the Chicago Cubs, Bulls, and much more)

Pricing for the 4-Man Scramble is $150 per Golfer or $600 per Foursome. Sponsorship opportunities for the event and individual holes are also available!

Any and all questions concerning Jays Hope or the Back to Business Golf Tournament can be directed via email at Contact event using the form below.. To register for the event please visit our website at http://jayshope.net.

About Jay’s Hope:
Jay Burger was a proud University of Iowa graduate and loyal member of the Phi Delta Theta fraternity. Jay’s Hope not only honors Jay’s unmatched strength – the funds will allow his strength and hope to be extended to other young adults beginning their own fight. The shield design of the Jay’s Hope logo represents both Jay’s warrior strength and the fact that he truly represents the definition of hero to so many. While a cancer diagnosis is difficult at any age – for a young adult it brings unique challenges. Caught between the world of a child not fully aware of what lies ahead and an adult matured with coping skills– young adults often fall through the cracks.