301 days ago, Amy created this page in support of Kicking Goals For Xav.
With the help of Team Xavier, Amy gave everything:
Shared their page with everyone they could.
Received 14 donations from generous family and friends.
Raised $1,188.77.
Kicking Goals for Xav has been established in memory of my dear cousin Xavier Krikori, who at 17 years of age lost his battle in January 2009, just 8 months after being diagnosed with an aggressive soft tissue cancer – Ewings Sarcoma.
Each year the Kicking Goals for Xav Foundation funds important research into detecting and treating Ewing sarcoma and this year is no different.
As part of my participation in the City2Surf, I’ve set a goal of $1000 to help raise funds to assist with the goal of making Sarcoma history.
Please help me by donating whatever you can using the 'Give Now' button.
The more people that know about Kicking Goals for Xav, the greater the impact, so please also spread the word by sharing my page.Thanks for your generosity. Together we can make sarcoma history!
Shane.
Each year the Kicking Goals for Xav Foundation funds important research into detecting and treating Ewing sarcoma and this year is no different.
I’ve set an ambitious goal of raising $25,000 to fund a new study by participating in this year’s City2Surf. Please help me by donating whatever you can using the 'Give Now' button.
The more people that know about Kicking Goals for Xav, the greater the impact, so please also spread the word by sharing my page.
Thanks for your generosity. Together we can make sarcoma history!
Each year the Kicking Goals for Xav Foundation funds important research into detecting and treating Ewing sarcoma and this year is no different.
I’ve set an ambitious goal of raising $25,000 to fund a new study by participating in this year’s City2Surf. Please help me by donating whatever you can using the 'Give Now' button.
The more people that know about Kicking Goals for Xav, the greater the impact, so please also spread the word by sharing my page.
Thanks for your generosity. Together we can make sarcoma history!
