AAC Helps Rally Foundation Raise Funds for Children's Cancer Research
Have you ever wondered what to do with that spare change you always have in your pockets, the bottom of your purse, or under the seats in your car? Well, those forgotten coins can actually change lives!
The Atlanta Auburn Club has worked with Rally Foundation to help raise money for children's cancer research through the group's popular 4 Quarters 4 Research, a program that has garnered participation in high schools across the state of Georgia.
Rally Foundation, founded by Auburn alum Dean Crowe, has one mission: to raise awareness and funds through grass roots initiatives. Rally gives 100% of its net proceeds to fund all phases of childhood cancer research. It helps fund the collaborative research of more than 5,000 physicians, scientists and nurses at 200 hospitals nationwide. These physicians and nurses treat more than 90% of the children in the U.S. with cancer. Eighty percent of these children are enrolled in clinical trials.
The first child helped? William Olson, from Cobb County, who at the age of 14 was diagnosed with a malignant brain tumor. Today, Will is a student at Auburn University.
This is an ongoing community service project for the AAC. Metro area Tigers can also help spread the word, by encouraging their local schools and/or places of employment to hold their own 4 Quarters fundraisers.
Want to read more about all the great work Rally is doing...and all the great people supporting this effort --- Click Here to visit the Rally Foundation website.