Who We Are

Bogies for the Brave, Inc (BFTB) is an all-volunteer, self-funded, 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, committed to improving the quality of life for those who defend our freedoms and protect our communities, their families and the children of the fallen.

​Federal ID: 81-2851605
CT Credential Number: CHR.0059806​

​History

​BFTB was incorporated in 2016. It was initially organized as a golf tournament to bring together the five branches of the military, the general public, sponsors, donors and volunteers in support of post 9/11 critically injured military personnel. 

The name, Bogies for the Brave, is a parody stemming from our partnership with the PGA’s Travelers Tournament’s and its Birdies for Charity program. BFTB continues to grow and now hosts a variety of events that increase community engagement and raise awareness in support of our mission.

​How We Help

​BFTB recognizes the sacrifices of our military and first responders by meeting their needs beyond that normally provided by the Department of Defense, Veterans Affairs, or state and local governments. We do this by sponsoring service dogs as well as financially supporting organizations that provide adaptive and therapeutic equipment, temporary housing during medical emergencies and counseling for grieving children.

​How We Are Unique

​We are an all-volunteer and self-funded organization. All marketing, administrative and fundraising costs are reimbursed through donations from our directors and gifts from our sponsors. This insures that 100% of your donations go directly to our program services.

Support

​Tax-deductible contributions make up our lifeblood; whether donations are large or small, every individual or corporation has the power to make a real difference. Bogies for the Brave is forever grateful to each of our supporters and all of our volunteers for sharing in our ongoing mission. Please help us help those who have given so much in the name of safety and freedom.​

“…Veterans know better than anyone else the price of freedom, for they've suffered the scars of war.  We can offer them no better tribute than to protect what they have won for us..."

​President Ronald Reagan, 1983 in a radio address to the nation