Mayor's Cup Tournament

Get ready to step onto the court for an incredible cause! IPOP is thrilled to partner with the Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation to present the inaugural Mayor’s Cup Pickleball Tournament on Saturday, September 19, 2026.
This community event brings together players of all levels for a day of spirited competition, local pride, and meaningful fundraising. We are especially honored that the Mayor of Burnaby will be gracing the event to kick off the festivities and support our shared vision of a healthier, stronger community.

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🏸 Event Format

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Doubles (Open to all skill levels)
Mixed Doubles (Open to all skill levels)
Format: Tournament-style play with prizes, community fun, and competitive action!

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🏥 About the Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation

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For over 70 years, Burnaby Hospital has been a cornerstone of care for our families, friends, and neighbors. As the official fundraising body for the hospital, the Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation works tirelessly to bridge the gap between government funding and what our growing community truly needs.
The Foundation’s mission is centered on ensuring high-quality "Care Close to Home." Through donor generosity, they fund vital health initiatives, purchase state-of-the-art medical technology, upgrade critical equipment (such as modern MRI technology and advanced surgical care), and drive the major Bright Future Redevelopment project - a historic transformation converting Burnaby Hospital into a modern, world-class campus of care.
"Vibrant communities are healthy communities." — Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation

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🏆 Serve for a Cause at IPOP!

At IPOP, we believe that sports have the unique power to unite people and inspire positive change. That is why we are rallying our entire community for the Mayor’s Cup. Our target is simple yet ambitious: to raise as much money as possible to directly support the Burnaby Hospital & Community Foundation.
Your registration fee will go toward providing local healthcare professionals with the state-of-the-art tools they need to save lives and support patients right here in Burnaby.

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