A small advertisement for The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation's 4th Annual Drive FORE Life Golf Tournament Fundraiser at the Fairmont Chateau Whistler on September 10-11, 2005. The aim of the event is to educate and fundraise for programs for teenage depression. The advertisement features a photo of Kelty Patrick Dennehy. The back of the page lists the schedule of events for the evening, including dinner and an auction. Found in a scrapbook.

An article from the Vancouver Sun on Saturday November 19, 2005 entitled "Depression research in B.C. gets $5m boost." The article discusses how the work of the Dennehy and Craig families resulted in Premier Gordon Campbell announcing support for depression research at the University of British Columbia. The article features a photo of Ginny and Kerry Dennehy. Found in scrapbook.

An article about the BC Children's Hospital's Child and Adolescent Mental Health Building set to open by late 2006. The Hospital treats children with mental illness, including depression. One of the donors for this was the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation in memory of Kelty Dennehy. Found in scrapbook.

A booklet from the Sixth Annual Drive Fore Life Golf Tournament Fundraiser (2007) for The Kelty PatrickDennehy Foundation in memory of Kelty Patrick Dennehy. The booklet contains the foundation's mission statement, the schedule of events, the menu, a welcome letter from Kerry Dennehy, a list of achievements of the foundation, a list of major sponsors and board members, a listing of items available for purchase at the silent and live auctions, a list of silent and live auction contributors, and other event sponsors. Found in a scrapbook.

An advertisement for the event called "Depression... Living and Winning" put on by The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation. The event features two mental health researchers speaking at the BC Children's Hospital. Illegible handwritten notes on the back. Found in a scrapbook.

A newspaper article from The Question entitled "Foundation stays the course." The article about the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation describes how the foundation is expanding its mission and speaker events to the Lower Mainland, as well as funding research on depression. Found in scrapbook.

An article in a Chinese language newspaper labeled Ming Pao from 2007. The article mentions Ginny and Kelty Patrick Dennehy and features a photo of a sign saying "Opening Doors to Mental Health." Found in scrapbook.

A newspaper article from the Vancouver Sun from August 28, 2008 entitled "Parents turn grief for son into aid for youths." The article is about how the Dennehy family and The Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation has contributed to causes that fight depression and mental health issues. These causes include the Kelty Resource Centre and the mental health building at the BC Children's Hospital. Found in scrapbook.

A pamphlet for the Kelty Resource Centre located at the BC Children's Hospital. The pamphlet includes the story of Kelty Patrick Dennehy, a description of the mandate of the Kelty Resource Centre, a list of services offered, contact information and a map, and information about how the centre will grow in the future. Found in scrapbook. One duplicate.

An article from the Globe and Mail on April 8, 2008 entitled "Antidepressants warning may have spurred rise in suicides." The article mainly discusses antidepressants and teen suicides, but also mentions the Dennehy family and the Kelty Patrick Dennehy Foundation as leaders in trying to remove the stigma of depression. The article features a photo of Ginny Dennehy. Found in scrapbook.