About the Foundation

About Our Foundation

My grandfather Mack didn’t just teach me how to play golf, he taught me skills to be successful in life. Now, I want to give young people the same kind of opportunities that I’ve received over the years. Our foundation is dedicated to providing greater accessibility and inclusion in the game of golf, and to supporting kids in all aspects of their lives. I hope that you will Walk With Us.”

Cameron Champ, PGA Tour Pro and Co-Founder of the Cameron Champ Foundation

Mission

Creating pathways of opportunity for young people through golf, education, and mentorship — igniting growth, resilience, and lifelong achievement.


Our work is driven by impact and guided by purpose. Download our 2025 Impact Report to learn how the Cameron Champ Foundation helped young people grow, thrive, and build confidence through golf, education, and mentorship. Download Here

Our Motivation

The Power of Physical Activity
Physically active children are less likely to face health challenges such as obesity, substance use, or depression. They also perform better in school, are more likely to attend college, and experience greater long-term success.

Golf as a Teacher
Through golf, young people learn integrity, sportsmanship, and hard work, while developing physical and social skills that last a lifetime.

Expanding Access to Golf
Golf has historically lacked broad representation. Increasing access ensures the game reflects the richness of all communities, while opening doors to scholarships, careers, and personal growth.

STEM Skills for the Future
Eighty percent of jobs created in the next decade will require technology, math, and science, yet many students graduate high school unprepared. Afterschool STEM programs provide hands-on learning, career exploration, and mentorship that build confidence and open pathways to future opportunities.

The Value of Mentorship
Mentorship changes lives. Young people with mentors are significantly more likely to enroll in college, avoid risky behaviors, and participate in sports and extracurricular activities.

Addressing Food Insecurity
Food insecurity affects millions of U.S. families, including many in our own communities. Ensuring children have access to nutritious meals is critical for academic success, health, and overall well-being.