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The Hackensack University Medical Center Foundation and New York Football Giants are proud to announce the launch of a new fundraising campaign, Eli’s Challenge, as part of its successful Tackle Kids Cancer initiative.
LA-based indie label, Common Ground Records, is proud to partner with Tackle Kids Cancer this September to raise awareness for Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Pediatric cancer is the number one cause of death by disease in children in the United States. Tackle Kids Cancer along with the Children’s Cancer Institute at Hackensack University Medical Center […]
This past weekend, we kicked off the first off a 5 year partnership with The Barclays and PGA TOUR.
Check out the interview with Ironman Luis Robles about the upcoming Derby game against NYCFC, along with a shout out to Tackle Kids Cancer.
The Barclays is proud to announce that the 2015 event, played at Plainfield Country Club in Edison, N.J.
Eli Manning just announced that a $500,000 grant will go to the Cure and Beyond program at Hackensack University Medical Center.
Marie Napoli, mother of Chris Napoli, was nominated for Prestige Toyota Mom of the Year by Chris himself.
Inserra Supermarkets will host the 30th annual golf outing for the Carl Inserra Leukemia Fund on June 13.
In Van Neste Park, Ridgewood NJ, the town hosted the annual Daffodil Festival where cupcakes were sold to benefit Hackensack University Medical Center, Tackle Kids Cancer, and Chef It Up.
Some kids got the chance to be master chefs today to help raise money for pediatric cancer research. Those kids got to help others in need by means of a $5 donation in which 100 percent of which went to Hackensack University Medical Center’s pediatric cancer research efforts.
Modell’s Sporting Goods presented a check of $115,000 to several Giants players in honor of Tackle Kids Cancer. Modell’s took donations from stores for the foundation all across New York and New Jersey.
The NJ Pride, a premiere softball organization, and Essex High School created a tournament to honor Anthony LaRezza, the late IHA and NJ Pride softball coach. The goal was to raise money through admissions for Tackle Kids Cancer.