About the Foundation
At I GOT THIS Foundation, a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit, we believe in people with intellectual disabilities.
By providing golf instruction, playing opportunities, and organized events, we strive to teach people with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities to play golf, paving the way for them to compete in leagues with typical peers, join high school teams, and enjoy the many social benefits of golf.
Golf is a sport where everyone plays the same game on the same field. Our vision is that people with intellectual disabilities become included in those games.
Board of Directors
Tracy Hupko
Tracy Hupko is the Executive Director of I GOT THIS Foundation. Throughout her career, Tracy has been responsible for sales, operations, business development, fundraising, marketing, and recruitment.
She most recently served as the Sales & Marketing Manager for the LPGA Cognizant Founders Cup. Prior to that, she was an Account Sales Manager with Disney ABC Television Group at Radio Disney in Phoenix, Arizona.
Tracy also served as the Director of Sales for North America for FreightScan, Regional Cargo Sales Manager for US Airways, and National Sales Training Manager for WorldCom Wireless.
Along with her husband, they own Studio 8 Event Entertainment in Mesa, Arizona. Tracy studied at Arizona State University.
Lindsey Corbin
Lindsey Corbin, Amy's sister, is the Founder and CEO of delegate.legal, a premier virtual paralegal services firm that seamlessly integrates into law firms and corporations. She is a graduate of Indiana State University and received additional certification at Emory University. She has had the good fortune to live in many parts of the country, but now calls Arizona home to be close to family.
Lindsey has been involved with various charitable organizations, including the Special Olympics Arizona Resource Board. Lindsey has worked with many companies, including the National Down Syndrome Society, to protect their intellectual property.
Lindsey’s children, JT and Emmalyn, are excited to grow up in a world that brings golf to individuals with Down syndrome and other intellectual disabilities.
Jenny Bockerstette
Inspired by the birth of her youngest daughter Amy, Jenny Bockerstette felt called to serve the Down syndrome community. As a Co-Founder and Past President of the Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana (DSANI), Jenny’s desire to advocate for inclusion and for the disability community is only surpassed by her passion for her family.
Jenny obtained her undergraduate degrees from the University of Cincinnati in both Paralegal Studies and English and she worked as a paralegal in Cincinnati for many years. After acquiring a Master’s Degree in Communication from Purdue University, she taught as an Instructor at Purdue University in Fort Wayne. Following Amy’s birth in 1998, Jenny left academia to focus on her family, which includes her husband, Joe and their oldest daughter, Lindsey Corbin, and she has never looked back.
Drawing upon her experiences an educator and as a parent of a child with Down syndrome, Jenny served the Down syndrome community of Northeast Indiana for 11 years. Still inspired by her daughter, Amy, through the I GOT THIS Foundation, Jenny is able to pursue her passion for the disability community and her love for learning and golf.
Joe Bockerstette
Joe Bockerstette (Amy’s dad) is the Managing Partner of Business Enterprise Mapping in Phoenix AZ., a professional services firm delivering workflow improvement. Joe was previously a Partner with PricewaterhouseCoopers and has more than 30 years experience as a CEO, business consultant, and private equity/angel investor. He has served as a director on a variety of public, private and non-profit boards.
Following Amy’s birth, Joe helped co-found the Down Syndrome Association of Northeast Indiana and is a past Board Chair of the National Down Syndrome Society.
Cori Matheson
Cori Matheson serves as the Director of the LPGA*USGA Girls Golf of Phoenix, a position she has held since 2013. This chapter stands as the largest and most active Girls Golf Chapter globally and operates as a 501(c)(3) subsidiary of the Junior Golf Association of Arizona,
receiving support from the LPGA Foundation.
An alumna of Girls Golf, she obtained a degree in Sport Management and Business from Flagler College and is on track to attain her LPGA Professionals Class A status.
Cori aims to instill a profound enthusiasm for golf among young girls in the Phoenix Area, fostering an environment that both energizes and engages them while contributing to the growth of the sport. With 25 years of experience in Junior Golf, Cori has a strong understanding of the Phoenix Area Junior Golf scene. She has held leadership roles in Girls Golf and various positions in organizations such as The Southwest Section PGA, The Junior Golf Association of Arizona,
and The First Tee. She served as a national Trainer for The First Tee's headquarters in 2012.
A mother of three girls, she was recognized as a "Moms Making a Difference" for MASK. She
actively supports the Girls Rule Foundation, participates in a developmental board with a
women's empowerment group in Phoenix, and is an alumna Leader of U & Improved.
Flavia Campbell
Flavia was born and raised in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, and moved to the United States in 2003 to pursue a Master's Degree at the University of Michigan Law School.
Flavia is a Member of the law firm Dickinson Wright, in the Firm’s Intellectual Property group, focusing in the areas of trademark, copyright, rights of publicity, and Internet issues. She helps her clients protect and defend their intellectual property in the United States and globally. Flavia has been named by the World Trademark Review as one of the world’s leading trademark professionals in 2017 and 2018; one out of only seven professionals recognized in Arizona.
Flavia serves on the Board of Directors of Ballet Arizona, helping promote the arts in the valley by supporting Phoenix’s resident ballet company.
In her spare time, Flavia likes to attend ballet and theater productions around the valley with her daughter, Nina.
Amy Bockerstette
Amy Bockerstette, a female athlete with Down syndrome, has garnered attention for her achievements despite physical and intellectual challenges. Her journey includes competing in the Arizona High School Girls Golf Division I State Championship and making history with a full athletic scholarship at Paradise Valley Community College. Notably, she became the first person
with Down syndrome to participate in a national collegiate championship at the NJCAA Women’s Golf Championship.
During a practice round at the 2019 WM Phoenix Open, playing alongside Gary Woodland and Matt Kuchar, Amy confidently parred the challenging Hole 16 with an inspiring “I got this” and an 8-foot putt. The TOUR’s video of this moment went viral, amassing 60 million views.
The Bockerstette family established the I GOT THIS Foundation on Amy's 21st birthday to promote golf for individuals with Down syndrome and intellectual disabilities. Amy represents the foundation as a speaker at charity and corporate events, advocating for inclusion and disability rights.
