Athletes vs Crohn's & Colitis Golf Outing 2022

We are excited to be hosting our first AvC Golf Outing followed by a Dinner Benefit.

Golf Outing sponsored by:

Neil and Loren Canell | Jay and Sari Canell

Kids are welcome!! Dinner attire is summer casual.

CLICK HERE TO REGISTER FOR GOLF OUTING

CLICK HERE FOR TICKETS TO EVENING DINNER ONLY 

CLICK HERE TO SEE THE MANY SPONSORSHIP AND DONOR OPPORTUNITIES

 

We appreciate your support as we strive to inspire and encourage young people affected by Crohn's and Colitis. Together we can hopefully improve treatments and find a cure!!! 

Athletes vs. Crohn’s was founded in January of 2017 by Larry Nance Jr. and Noah Weber. The mission of AVC is to raise awareness of Crohn’s and colitis in the adolescent population and help children realize their athletic potential despite being diagnosed with a chronic illness. Both Larry and Noah were diagnosed with Crohn’s disease during their adolescent years, both were aspiring athletes and both sought mentors with Crohn’s disease who reached their athletic potential.

All funds raised will help us reach our ongoing goals: 

• To connect young people afficted with Crohn's or colitis to athletes who have overcome similar challenges and who will mentor and inspire them to succeed.
• To provide scholarships to high school student athletes who are challenged by IBD
• To coordinate with other organizations to help raise awareness of IBD
• To direct funds towards research and a cure for Crohn's and colitis

 

“Whatever your goals are, whatever your passion is, you follow it. You let your mind lead and let your body follow. Don’t let Crohn’s hold you back.” – Larry Nance, Jr.

 

 

Athletes vs. Crohn’s and Colitis, Inc. is a New York nonprofit public benefit corporation that has received IRS recognition of federal tax-exempt status as a public charity under Section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code (EIN # 81-5111778.) Your contribution is tax-deductible to the extent allowed by law. Please consult your tax advisor for specific advice on the tax-deductibility of charitable contributions.