Proceeds benefit Lauren's Fight for Cure.
(Lawrenceburg, Ind.) - New Lauren's Fight for Cure t-shirts are available featuring the number 22.
The t-shirts are available in teal and grey and can be purchased at Lauren's Fight 2022 | Ohio Valley Screenprinting | powered by OrderMyGear (itemorder.com).
Proceeds will benefit Lauren's Fight for Cure.
Now in its 9th year, LFFC has given over $134,500 in family assistance, granted $13.200 for the Love of the Game Scholarship at Lawrenceburg High School, and continued annual donation to the DIPG Collaborative for grants to cutting edge research.
The foundation was created in the name of Lauren Hill, who fought DIPG for 17 months.
DIPG leaves kids mentally intact, but steals essential bodily functions such as vision, chewing, swallowing, walking and breathing. The disease has a survival rate of less than one percent and most commonly impacts children aged 4 to 11.
Proceeds from the t-shirt sales will continue to assist families impacted terminal cancers like DIPG, while also helping with cancer research.
The deadline to order online is Sunday, March 20 at 11:59 p.m.
Donations can also be made at www.laurensfightforcure.org.
Also, mark your calendars for upcoming LFFC events.
- Flying Pig Marathon, Mile Marker 22 Cheer Station - May 1
- Lauren's Burg Hill 5 Mile/5K Run Walk - June 18
- Lauren Hill Golf Outing - July 9
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