- My goal:
- $500
- Raised so far:
- $0
- # of Donations:
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THE BRAIN TUMOR HIT ME PRETTY HARD AND KNOCKED ME DOWN.
THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME GET BACK UP.
PLEASE HELP OTHER NEWLY DIAGNOSED PATIENTS AND THEIR LOVED ONES THROUGH MASS KICKERS FOUNDATION.
PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!
October 25 will forever be remembered as International Tumors Suck Day. Over the last few years, we have met tumor/cancer survivors from all over the world from North America to Australia to Africa to Europe to Asia. To unify the international battle against all forms of tumors/cancer we created a day when everyone can voice their displeasure with ALL FORMS OF TUMORS/CANCER. INTERNATIONAL TUMORS SUCK DAY was created to express this sentiment. All that it requires is printing out the logo and posting a picture with it on facebook. It is easy to participate.
2. SHARE A PICTURE OF THE TUMORS SUCK LOGO ON THE TUMORS SUCK FACEBOOK PAGE. CLICK ON THE IMAGES TO SEE THE FACEBOOK PAGE.
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Please support our efforts to make tumor/cancer survivoship a global issue! CONSIDER making a small donation or becoming a leader and joining us in this epic battle. PLEASE HELP US FIGHT ALL FORMS OF TUMORS, BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY PASS THIS PAGE ON!!! WE CANNOT FIGHT ALONE!!!
About mAss Kickers Foundation:
MISSION STATEMENT
mAss Kickers Foundation (MKF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in San Diego, CA, USA, which provides support and motivation to all newly-diagnosed patients, family, and friends affected by tumors or cancer. MKF serves this mission through its website, fund-raising, and select events throughout the year.
VISION STATEMENT
To be the first website newly diagnosed tumor/cancer patients and their loved ones visit for information, inspiration, and a "pugilistic attitude" after getting an intimidating diagnosis. A unique "mAss Kicking Community" will be formed to unite ALL affected by tumors/cancer to battle these horrible diseases.
Proceeds from the funds raised will be dispearsed to tumor/cancer research organizations
THE BRAIN TUMOR HIT ME PRETTY HARD AND KNOCKED ME DOWN.
THANK YOU FOR HELPING ME GET BACK UP.
PLEASE HELP OTHER NEWLY DIAGNOSED PATIENTS AND THEIR LOVED ONES THROUGH MASS KICKERS FOUNDATION.
PLEASE SHARE WITH YOUR FRIENDS!
October 25 will forever be remembered as International Tumors Suck Day. Over the last few years, we have met tumor/cancer survivors from all over the world from North America to Australia to Africa to Europe to Asia. To unify the international battle against all forms of tumors/cancer we created a day when everyone can voice their displeasure with ALL FORMS OF TUMORS/CANCER. INTERNATIONAL TUMORS SUCK DAY was created to express this sentiment. All that it requires is printing out the logo and posting a picture with it on facebook. It is easy to participate.
2. SHARE A PICTURE OF THE TUMORS SUCK LOGO ON THE TUMORS SUCK FACEBOOK PAGE. CLICK ON THE IMAGES TO SEE THE FACEBOOK PAGE.
Please support our efforts to make tumor/cancer survivoship a global issue! CONSIDER making a small donation or becoming a leader and joining us in this epic battle. PLEASE HELP US FIGHT ALL FORMS OF TUMORS, BUT MOST IMPORTANTLY PASS THIS PAGE ON!!! WE CANNOT FIGHT ALONE!!!
About mAss Kickers Foundation:
MISSION STATEMENT
mAss Kickers Foundation (MKF) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization based in San Diego, CA, USA, which provides support and motivation to all newly-diagnosed patients, family, and friends affected by tumors or cancer. MKF serves this mission through its website, fund-raising, and select events throughout the year.
VISION STATEMENT
To be the first website newly diagnosed tumor/cancer patients and their loved ones visit for information, inspiration, and a "pugilistic attitude" after getting an intimidating diagnosis. A unique "mAss Kicking Community" will be formed to unite ALL affected by tumors/cancer to battle these horrible diseases.
Proceeds from the funds raised will be dispearsed to tumor/cancer research organizations
The Campaign:
October 25 will forever be remembered as International Tumors Suck Day. Over the last few y
The Organization:
As the power of the Internet provides more information about one’s new diagnosis, the need for a w
