MobiClocks® was proud to support the Natalie Gray Foundation for Pediatric Brain Tumors as a sponsor of its annual golf outing, an event that brings together the community to raise awareness and critical funding for pediatric brain tumor research.
The tournament provided a great opportunity for MobiClocks® to not only support an important cause, but also get out on the course. MobiClocks® CEO George W. Gilbert competed in the tournament alongside fellow supporters, business leaders, and members of the community.
Held at Kinsale Golf in Powell, Ohio, the Natalie Gray Foundation’s annual golf outing combines a day of friendly competition with an important mission: helping children and families affected by pediatric brain tumors. The Foundation was created after Natalie Gray was diagnosed with an inoperable brain tumor at just 13 years old. Since then, Natalie and her family have worked to turn her experience into hope for other children facing similar diagnoses.
The Foundation focuses its fundraising efforts on pediatric brain tumor research through the CONNECT Consortium, a global network dedicated to developing and testing treatments for children with brain tumors. In 2024, the Foundation reached its original $250,000 fundraising goal three years ahead of schedule and increased its commitment to $500,000. The organization announced in June 2026 that it had reached that $500,000 goal.
For MobiClocks®, sponsoring the tournament was about more than putting our name behind an event. It was an opportunity to contribute to a cause that is making a tangible difference for children and families while supporting the people working to advance pediatric cancer research.
George’s participation in the tournament made the day even more meaningful for the MobiClocks® team. While the competition on the course was all about having a little fun and seeing who could post the best round, the real goal was much bigger: helping the Natalie Gray Foundation continue its mission to provide support, inspire hope, and fund research for children facing brain tumors.
MobiClocks® is proud to have been part of an event that brought people together for a purpose that extends far beyond the golf course. We look forward to continuing to support organizations like the Natalie Gray Foundation and the important work they are doing for children and families.
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