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Relay for Life: Making the fight against cancer fun
Relay for Life: Making the fight against cancer fun
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Hundreds swim across Sound to fight cancer
Hundreds swim across Sound to fight cancer
Skip Ad Ad Loading... x Embed x Share Swim Across America President and CEO Rob Butcher and Scarsdale resident Joe Kaufman share why the Long Island Sound Open Swim matters to them.Video by Dan Reiner / The Journal NewsBuy Photo Participants in the Swim Across America Long Island Sound Open Swim landed at Larchmont Beach Club.(Photo: Dan Reiner/The Journal News)Buy PhotoMAMARONECK - Nearly 500 swimmers put on their caps and jumped into Long Island Sound on Saturday for Swim Across America's signature event, which raises money for cancer research.Swimmers gathered at Larchmont Yacht Club around 7 a.m. and hopped off the docks to embark on the open waters.
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Firefighters, community team up to fight childhood cancer
Firefighters, community team up to fight childhood cancer
Star Wars characters, Chicago sports team mascots and firefighters were on hand Saturday to create a day of joy for children battling cancer at St. Xavier University in Chicago.The fifth annual Fire Up a Cure fundraiser was started by Dr. Jason Canner, a pediatrician and oncologist at Advocate Christ Medical Center in Oak Lawn.Canner said the event has raised about $200,000 since it started and was on track to raise about $75,000 this year.The first year it drew about 250 people, now about 2,000 attend, he said.
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