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Playing in the BRRC golf tournament is a fun, meaningful way to support bullying prevention and recovery resources while enjoying a great day on the course. Your participation helps strengthen programs that promote safety, resilience, and belonging for youth and families, and it also offers a relaxed setting to connect with friends, colleagues, and community partners.

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Golf registration includes green fees, cart, access to the practice range, a grab-and-go breakfast, lunch, and entry into on-course contests—making it an easy and rewarding way to make an impact.

Fore Hope, Fore Recovery

BRRC 2026 Golf Tournament

WHEN: Monday, July 27, 2026

WHERE: The Pinery Country Club –
6900 N Pinery Parkway, Parker CO

Individual Tickets $225 | Foursome $900

Support BRRC as a Tournament Sponsor

This tournament brings together community-minded professionals for a purpose bigger than golf: helping prevent bullying and supporting recovery for those affected by it. Sponsorship positions your organization as a leader that invests in the well-being of youth and families—while providing brand visibility, relationship-building, and recognition with an audience that values community involvement.

Your support helps fund resources, outreach, and services that create safer environments where people can learn, work, and grow.

2026 Sponsors of Fore Hope, Fore Recovery :

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Navigate Bullying Together: Parenting for Prevention

BRRC is offering a FREE class for caregivers and parents of school-aged children. The Navigating Bullying Together:

Parenting for Prevention gives adults the knowledge and tools to better equip your family about bullying and bullying prevention.

Topics include:

Bullying Definitions
Signs your child may be involved in bullying
How to best help your child
Advocacy
Becoming an Upstander

Classes are available to be taught online or in-person to any group of caregivers in Colorado. Contact Dru Ahlborg to schedule your class.

BRRC defends bullied children and helps rebuild lives.

The Bullying Recovery Resource Center (BRRC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to providing the resources, education and advocacy needed to stop bullying and stem the long-term effects that bullying has on its targets.

BRRC provides hands-on advocacy for families of bullied children including: 1 to 1 support; legal support; education; filing with the Office of Civil Rights; addressing school boards.

BRRC provides training, seminars and education to organizations and caregivers. Our hope is to provide valuable education and resources to families and children who may be impacted by bullying.

BRRC partners with companies and organizations who serve Colorado youth and families. We provide education, materials and expertise to providers to best serve families impacted by bullying.

BRRC Success Stories

“BRRC helped me and my mom feel like people cared about the bullying that was happening to me. They had a magic show for kids who have been bullied so we can feel happy and cared about. Tom goes to school meetings with my mom so she can have support and have a louder voice to help me and other kids feel safe at school. I’m glad we have had all the help because school is a lot better for me now and I actually like it.”

—7th grade student

“My son was bullied at his former school. He has really benefited from getting to know other children who have gone through similar experiences as him. The programs the kids participate in help bring them all together and learn from each other. He has learned about what being an upstander is and he never had been exposed to that at his former school. His former school really did nothing to teach students to stop the bullying. This is a fantastic organization.”

—Parent

“BRRC is an amazing organization, who provides support to some of the most vulnerable individuals, in what may be their greatest time of need. Dru and Tom are two of the most caring individuals, who can relate from their own personal experience to the pain and struggle that is inflicted upon victims of bullying. They offer a wealth of knowledge to others who are facing a ‘battle’ of their own, and standing up to bullies.”

—Parent

Recent Writing From Our Journal

Understanding Bullying Targets So We Can Better Protect Them

By Dru Ahlborg, Executive Director BRRC Bullying continues to impact millions of children each year and the reality that it’s evolving faster than many families can keep up. Recent data shows that about 1 in 5 students report being bullied, and studies indicate...

Mattering: Why it Matters More Than We Think

by Dru Ahlborg, Executive Director of BRRC In June, I had the opportunity to attend the World Anti-Bullying Forum in Norway - my second time joining experts from around the globe who are dedicated to one shared mission: understanding and preventing bullying. Among the...

The Pain of Losing a Friend to Bullying

By Dru Ahlborg, Executive Director BRRC Friendship is supposed to feel safe. So, when a friend becomes the person causing harm, the confusion and pain can cut especially deep for both the child and the adults who love them. You may have heard the term “frenemy,” but...

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