Champions
Brad Beldon
Doing What’s Right -- Together
Brad Beldon is stepping up for a cause close to his heart as a Champion for this year’s Red & White Ball!
Brad has a personal connection to The Foundation’s lifesaving mission. He and his siblings live with a bleeding condition, and he has personally needed more than 25 blood transfusions.
Brad worked at BELDON Roofing Company for 37 years, where he won awards for his leadership and even hosted his own podcast. He and his wife, Susan, have been married for 37 years and consider themselves incredibly blessed with four amazing children, two wonderful sons-in-law, a soon-to-be daughter-in-law, a beautiful granddaughter and three dogs.
“When you Google ‘blessed’ a photo of me and Susan pops up,” he says.
Support Brad’s journey and help turn compassion into impact.
Robby Brown
Fueled by Purpose, Driven to Make a Difference
Robby Brown, President of South Texas, DOCUmation is on a mission to make a difference, and you can help!
With a background in marketing and sales, Robby believes there is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to providing the best service to the customer, a belief that translates to his personal dedication to community involvement and giving back. It’s much more than business for Robby, and he feels an obligation to give back to his community.
Robby enjoys spending quality time with his family and is motivated by his wife, three daughters, and his son. He takes pride in his character as a father, husband and leader. As a Champion, Robby hopes to leave a legacy his children can be proud of.
Join Robby’s team and be part of something big!
Dr. Kasi McCormick
Turning Compassion into Action
For Dr. Kasi McCormick, Senior Vice President of Organizational Effectiveness and Integration at Howard Energy Partners, this is more than a competition - it’s a calling. It’s about people, stories, and hope.
Driven by her own journey with cancer, the unwavering support of her husband Brandon, and a deep desire to expand lifesaving research for others still in the fight, Kasi is dedicated to making a difference.
This year’s ball cause is especially meaningful to both Kasi and Brandon—not only because of her personal battle with cancer, she says, but also because they’ve witnessed loved ones struggle to access care without traveling to a major city like San Antonio.
“Everyone deserves access to the latest research and care – I’m grateful for the mobile units and the ability to meet people where they are at.”
Join Kasi on her journey, one she is making in honor of survivors like her mother as well other brave family members and friends who were also diagnosed.