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Mike Dina (Athens, OH)
As a part of Turn It Gold’s Athletic Activism campaign, the Ohio University football program set the bar high this year. On September 12, 2015, they showed everyone how they win on the field as they once again defeated the Marshall Thundering Herd in the rivalry Battle for the Bell game. This game was an even bigger win for the childhood cancer community as sports spectators for each team witnessed the prominent display of Gold through the stadium.
The Ohio Athletics program partnered up with Turn It Gold for the #OhioVMarshall game, to help raise money and awareness in the fight to help the youngest through their toughest of battles. #OUGold
COLLEGE STATION, Texas – The No. 5 Texas A&M Aggies’ Sunday home match against the North Texas Mean Green (6 pm) has been designated a charity game to kick pediatric…
by Susan Thorson (Austin, TX) My brave little Kelly had an Astrocytoma removed at age 6 followed by radiation therapy and numerous surgeries throughout her life for shunts, etc… She fought a…
by Laura Eicher Mike, Angela and Charlie, Thank you for bringing awareness to childhood cancer. You have done so much in a short amount of time and I understand the shoes you…
On Saturday, September 12th, 2015, Ohio University football partnered with The Turn It Gold Fund to #turnitgold for pediatric cancer. The Bobcats faced Marshall University from West Virginia to win…
by Barbara Myers (Grove City, OH) Sharing the beautiful life of my Granddaughter, McKenna, who passed of Leukemia at 11 years old in 2014. Diagnosed on May 4 and gone to heaven…
Disney’s The Little Mermaid Houston, TX September 10-13, 2015 Turn It Gold Fund is excited to partner with Theater Under The Stars this year at The Little Mermaid shows. Visit…
Bobcats vs Thunder Herd Athens, OH September 12, 2015 The Ohio University Football Team is partnering with Turn It Gold to recognize September as Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Gold ribbons…
by Stephanie Marie (Seattle, WA) Lathyn was always a child full of personality. Someone who knew no strangers and treated everyone like they mattered. He has always had an ability to…
by Kimberly Kuck (Hicksville, NY) On June 6, 2015 we were told our perfect, happy, beautiful 4‐year‐old daughter, Amanda “Mandy”, was living with a monster inside her brain: Diffuse Intrinsic Pontine…
by Alisa Weldon (Austin, TX)
In most cases when you are touched by a cause and motivated to take action it’s typically because it’s affected you or someone close to you. Because of an introduction and professional referral to Turn It GoldFund, I thought my connection would be out of a general care for children, out of my desire to engage and help fight against this horrific disease.
by Angela Dina (Houston, TX)
When my son, Charlie, was 4, he had a stomachache over Memorial Day weekend. After a couple of days of home remedies and phone calls to the pediatrician, I made the decision to go to the ER near our home. The diagnosis was nothing I could have ever prepared for. Stage 4 high-risk neuroblastoma. This diagnosis was our family’s worst nightmare…
By Mike Dina (Houston, TX)
We all encounter others, who will have more than us and less than us, but it’s not about what we have or lack, it’s about how we love and treat each other. It’s as if God wants to see what our character will become based upon the environment he’s planned for us. On the morning of May 30th 2012, we heard those unforgettable words “Your son has cancer”, something I never want any parent to hear…
For the second year, Hope Floats was an event that took place on August 20th, 2014 at Wilchester neighborhood pool in Houston, Texas. The event was designed to raise community…
Posted on Foxsports.com | February 10, 2014
When Johnny Manziel makes the news, it is often times due to attending a high-profile party or sitting courtside with LeBron James at an NBA game. So it certainly can’t be overlooked when Johnny Football’s softer side makes an appearance to make one 6-year-old cancer survivor’s day.
Posted on KBTX.com | April 23, 2013
A year ago 44 golfers took part in the Allen Open to help raise funds for Allen Academy, but adding a Heisman Trophy winner to the group made the 2013 version quite a bit more successful.
144 players, including Johnny Manziel, participated in this year’s tournament, which will raise money for Allen Academy but also will end up making about a $20,000 donation to Charlie Dina’s charity, the Texas Children’s Hospital: Cancer Center.
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