Thousands Across the Country Joined Go4theGoal to Go Gold for Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month in September
To show their support for children battling cancer in their communities, thousands across the country joined Go4theGoal Foundations two national campaigns, the 4th Annual National Dress 4 Pediatric Cancer Day® and Lace Up 4 Pediatric Cancer® this past September.
On September 26th, hundreds of thousands of students as well as businesses and community organizations dressed in Gold, the color of pediatric cancer awareness, to raise awareness in their community as well as funds to help Go4theGoal provide necessary financial assistance and support to the 40,000 families that currently have a
In Ho-Ho-Kus, NJ on October 5th, 2014, over 1,500 runners, walkers, and supporters came out to support local children with cancer in the annual Richard’s Run HHK 5k presented by Grant Thornton.
The run, which started in memory of Richard Stefanacci, was especially memorable this year as it was also honoring a loved resident, Michael Feeney, who lost his battle with cancer in November 2013. Both Richard and Michael were diagnosed with Ewing’s Sarcoma, a rare form of bone cancer.
“Michael honored us in our 2013 event, officially starting the Race by sounding the horn and then
119 Starbucks locations in the Philadelphia Region have partnered with Go4theGoal Foundation to fulfill the holiday wishes of families battling pediatric cancer. Due to the success of the partnership in 2013, Starbucks and Go4theGoal have adopted 35 families in the Philadelphia region at Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia, St. Christopher’s Hospital for Children, and Nemours/ Alfred I. duPont Hospital for Children.
Individuals in the Philadelphia Region, which include Philadelphia, Philadelphia Suburbs, Parts of Southern New Jersey, and Delaware can stop in their local Starbucks after
On Thursday September 25th hundreds of students from around the NYC area will be gathering outside the Today Show to show their support for pediatric cancer and Go4theGoal's National Pediatric Cancer Awareness Day. Traveling as part of this delegation is Sam Rosen, a grandfather flying in from Florida who is tirelessly working to make a difference for kids battling cancer, like his grandson Kevin.
"I often find that grandparents are in a position unlike anyone else affected by pediatric cancer. They not only watch their grandchild suffer, but also their child suffer,” said Beth