YOU GOT THIS FOUNDATION

Organizes and hosts adaptive golf clinics, tournaments, and experiences for individuals with intellectual disabilities, including a two-hour clinic teaching club handling, putting, chipping, and driving, as well as the annual I GOT THIS Championship and the 2025 TAIL I GOT THIS Championship hosted on a regulation USGA WR4GD-certified course. In 2025, hosted 41 players from the U.S. and Canada and has worked with nearly 400 athletes nationwide.

The organization supports individuals with intellectual disabilities in competing in mainstream golf events, such as facilitating Amy Bockerstette's participation in the WM Phoenix Open and the NJCAA Women’s Golf Championship.

The organization creates golfing experiences for people with intellectual disabilities, including hosting an annual national adaptive golf tournament (I GOT THIS Championship) in Arizona for experienced golfers, and providing golf clinics that teach basic techniques like putting, chipping, and driving.

Provides direct support enabling athletes with Down syndrome to compete in mainstream and national golf competitions, including supporting Amy Bockerstette’s participation in the Arizona High School Girls Golf State Championship, the 2019 WM Phoenix Open practice round (where she parred Hole 16 in a viral moment reaching 60 million views), and the NJCAA Women’s Golf Championship, where she became the first person with Down syndrome to compete.

The organization's founder travels nationally to advocate for individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities, delivering keynote presentations such as "What's your Superpower?" to empower individuals and promote inclusion.

Conducts national advocacy efforts focused on inclusion and rights for individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities, including participation in charity golf events and public speaking engagements to promote awareness and systemic change.

Organizes an annual charity golf scramble in Scottsdale, AZ, combining fundraising with advocacy to promote inclusion for people with disabilities through sport.

Delivers motivational keynote addresses nationwide, including the "What's your Superpower?" presentation, with documented reach such as a speech at the National Down Syndrome Congress Annual Convention before over 2,000 attendees, using personal stories, photos, and audience interaction to empower individuals with disabilities.