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Playing fore their Future: Top 20 fundraisers

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The AJGA is proud to recognize the top fundraisers for “Playing fore their Future.” A Leadership Links program that began this year, “Playing fore their Future” raises money for the AJGA’s ACE Grant program and CureSearch for Children’s Cancer, a program supported by the Nicklaus Children’s Health Care Foundation that raises funds for research and development of childhood cancer.


In its inaugural year, 119 juniors raised a total of $125,000. The top eight fundraisers are invited to a VIP reception with Jack Nicklaus, in conjunction with next month’s Polo Golf Junior Classic. The AJGA congratulates the top 20 fundraisers, who showcased a dedication and determination to helping others.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                                  

Patrick Cover, Huntersville, N.C.$5,858
Stephen Stallings, Jr., Louisville, Ky.$4,349
Fred Allen Meyer, Nicholasville, Ky.$4,180
Calli Ringsby, Cherry Hills Village, Colo.$4,170
Jake DeZoort, Tuscaloosa, Ala.$3,765
David Sargent, Cornelius, N.C.$3,545
Andrew Kennedy, Winston-Salem, N.C.$3,365
Nick Kroustalis, Clemmons, N.C.$3,100
Parth Verma, Visalia, Calif.$3,020
Eric Austin, Northford, Conn.$3,000
Brandon Pierce, Covington, La.$2,925
Lucas Jones, Louisville, Ky.$2,725
Erica and Zachary Herr, New Hope, Penn.$2,535
Ross Robison, Wilmington, N.C.$2,475
Sean Crocker, Westlake Village, Calif.$2,400
Cole Bradford, Plano, Texas$2,350
Clay Brown, Davidson, N.C.$2,350
Keegan Hoff, Charlotte, N.C.$2,150
Anthony Perrino, Mooresville, N.C.$2,125

About CureSearch for Children’s Cancer

CureSearch for Children’s Cancer is a national non-profit foundation whose mission is to fund and support children’s cancer research and provide information and resources to all those affected by children’s cancer.  CureSearch raises funds for promising research conducted at more than 175 hospitals in the United States. These hospitals participate in National Cancer Institute sponsored clinical trials conducted by the Children’s Oncology Group.  CureSearch also funds other clinical, basic, and translational research so that researchers can understand all aspects of children’s cancer, from its causes to its consequences. 

To support an AJGA junior through Leadership Links, please click here.