4th Annual COOPER CUP
Charity Golf Tournament
Monday, April 29, 2024 | Carmel Country Club
A day of Golf, Friends & Fun to support Special Needs Individuals & Initiatives in the Region.
10:30 AM | Registration + Warm Up
12:00 PM | Tee Off + Shotgun Start
3:00 PM | Adaptive Golf Clinic Begins
4:30 PM | 19th Hole Reception Begins
2024 Cooper Cup Highlights. Filmed and Produced by Billow Media.
Two Unique Golf Tournaments - One Amazing Day on the Course
Cooper Cup SCRAMBLE | Carmel North
Foursome Teams | Traditional Format
Captain’s Choice Team Play
On-course Games and Contests
Golf Prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Place
No Handicap Required
$1200 / Foursome Team
Cooper Cup FOUR BALL | Carmel South
Twosome Teams | New for ‘24!
Competitive Best Ball Tournament
Cash Prizes for 1st, 2nd, 3rd Place
First Place Engraved on “Cooper Cup”
GHIN Handicap Required
$800 / Two-Person Team
Sponsorships Opportunities are Available for 2024!
For more info on event or sponsorships: events@cooperroyallfoundation.org
Join us after Golf for the 19th Hole Reception!
4:30pm - 7pm, Smoked BBQ and Brick Oven Pizza for Dinner with Middle James Brews on tap.
Games, Prizes and a Golf Themed Live Auction.
Available to non-golfers, golfer’s families, friends and guests. Invite your crew!
$30/adult - $15/child
Adaptive Golf Clinic - New for 2024!
Complimentary Golf Clinic during the tournament for Individuals with Intellectual Disabilities and Their Families.
Hosted by Carolina Adaptive Golf. Contact CRF for more information.
THANK YOU TO ALL OF OUR SPONSORS !!!!
Course Sponsors:
Platinum Sponsors:
Beverage Sponsor:
Production & Video Sponsor:
Adaptive Golf Clinic Sponsors:
Hole Sponsors:
Kaj Vazales
19th Hole Reception Sponsors:
Player Experience Sponsors:
Landen Bartholomew Family
Friends of The Cup:
Bourgeois McGinn Builders
Lauren and Turner Dayton
Spencer and Roddey Dowd, III
Erin Varol
Who We’re Playing For
The Cooper Royall Foundation’s mission is to “Provide Resources and Awareness to Amplify the Love and Understanding of Special Needs Families”.
We focus on pre-school, post-secondary, and lifelong family support initiatives that “wrap themselves around” traditional K-12 offerings. CRF is partnering with likeminded organizations across the region to strategize & AMPLIFY the impact on those they serve.
Camp Royall is the Nation’s oldest and largest camp for individuals with Autism - located in Pittsboro, NC.
The Cooper Royall Foundation funds yearly scholarships to their weeklong summer camp for Autistic campers. Additionally, CRF is visioning and funding an Adaptive Play Zone and other strategic growth opportunities to bolster the Camp’s offerings!
INREACH provides a wide variety of services, including job training, to individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, and their families, in the Charlotte region.
CRF has funded the INREACH puppet troupe to perform “Barnyard News” at schools across the city. The show is performed by individuals with intellectual disabilities and teaches young children about people with disabilities and inclusion.
ClemsonLIFE, is one of the nation’s leading post-secondary programs for young adults with Special Needs. The program focuses on teaching life and employment skills.
CRF funds a yearly grant in aid to assist one student to attend LIFE and has co-developed the 50 by ‘25 Initiative w/ LIFE to grow the program by 25% and create an Inclusive Certificate of Hospitality Management.
The WCU UP Program provides an inclusive, two-year, on-campus living and learning experience for college-aged persons with intellectual disability. The goal of the program is to facilitate UP students' transition from secondary school to adult life with education, employment, and independent living.
WinthropLIFE is a federally designated post-secondary program built to strengthen skills in the areas of employment, self-determination, health and nutrition, social networking, and independent living. CRF has partnered with WinthropLIFE to hire additional faculty to double the size of the program!
The Cooper Royall Foundation is embarking on an EXCITING NEW INITIATIVE to enhance the employment ecosystem in Charlotte for individuals with intellectual disabilities. We envision a place-based strategy to grow jobs opportunities, training, transportation and awareness anchored in the SouthPark neighborhood:
Partner with Charlotte based nonprofits that focus/create employment training and job opportunities for the intellectual disability community.
Create/ fund necessary supports to create a hub of employment that supports South Park’s 350+ neighborhood hotels, shops, restaurants, and service providers.
Incrementally create an ecosystem of inclusivity, opportunities, and celebration of people of all abiliies in the heart of Charlotte.