On July 29, the lush fairways of Cataraqui Golf and Country Club will once again come alive with purpose, passion and pink as the 27th Annual Rose of Hope Golf Tournament swings into action.

After raising more than $3.5 million over its storied history—including an incredible $1 million in just three years to fund a new breast-dedicated MRI machine for Breast Imaging Kingston—this year’s tournament sets its sights on an even more ambitious goal.

To date, the annual His Fight Is My Fight Golf Tournament has raised over $44,100 for Kingston Health Sciences Centre's Cancer Centre of Southeastern Ontario! 

"Giving back each year is our way of saying thank you. It’s how we honour the babies who fought bravely, support the families currently facing that same journey. Every dollar raised is a promise, that no family walks this path alone, and that love, community, and compassion are always there, even in the hardest moments"

Get ready for an unforgettable day of golf at the 2nd Annual YGK Healthcare Champions Golf Tournament! 

Help Veterans, Military Personnel and First Responders Reclaim their Lives!

Help fight prostate cancer!

In 2019, Mike Laframboise directly benefited from the generosity of donors when he had prostate cancer surgery. Doctors used a da Vinci Surgical System (a robotic-assisted surgical machine that is less invasive and leads to quicker recover times than traditional prostate surgeries) that was recently purchased thanks to donor support.

Mending Hearts with Declyn is a fundraising effort in honour of Declyn Michael Carman. Declyn was born with a congenital heart defect, called atrioventricular septal defect (AVSD) Complete. Sadly, on January 3rd, 2022, Declyn passed away at just 3 months old.

Hundreds of cars, spanning almost every era of automobile history, will be on display at the Kingston Memorial Centre Fairgrounds this August.
 

In 2013, Megan Wheatley sustained a traumatic brain injury (TBI) from a car accident, and it flipped her whole world upside down. Recovery wasn’t just about healing physically, it meant relearning how to function in the world again. Her sense of self shifted; the things she once took for granted - language, memory, focus, emotional stability - suddenly became daily battles.

This year's tournament will be held on September 5, 2025, at the Inverary Golf & Country Club. 
Proceeds will support KHSC's NICU!