The Flynn Foundation’s target's making golf accessible for everyone, especially juniors and adults who are neurodivergent—like those on the autism spectrum, individuals with blindness, stroke survivors, and folks with conditions like MS and ALS—as well as people with physical disabilities.

We sponsor free golf clinics through the Golf Association of Philadelphia (GAP), welcoming all adaptive golfers, no matter what club they belong to. Plus, we organize an annual golf event where families can come together to enjoy the game, learn valuable life skills, and build strategies for success in both their personal and professional lives.

We’re also excited to offer scholarships for neurodivergent and physically disabled individuals working at golf clubs, in collaboration with GAP and the Platt Scholars program.

To keep our programs running, we raise funds by auctioning off golf outings at some amazing private clubs and through donations from our Foundation Directors, friends of the Flynn Foundation, and generous supporters from the community. Your contributions help us support our golf programs, scholarships, and overall operating costs.