Dad challenges D.C. United goalie to help families battling childhood cancer
WASHINGTON (ABC7) — While playoff-bound D.C. United practiced Wednesday, 47-year-old Jonathan Agin warmed up on a nearby field for a unique showdown with one of the team’s goalkeepers, Travis Worra. Agin,
In Loss of Young Son to Cancer, Dad Gets Ink & Makes a Change
An Army staff sergeant is changing his life to honor his 9-year-old son who died recently of cancer. And he got a tattoo to raise awareness and money for cancerSean Marriott | Roar Beyond Barriers
Sean Marriott is 7-years-old and the youngest of 3 children of Kelly Marriott and her ex-husband, Chris. Sean, with his brothers, was enjoying the summer on a family vacation atThe Max Cure Foundation’s Commitment to Collaboration
Executive Director Jonathan Agin recently traveled to Seattle, Washington from June 12-14th to attend the annual meeting of the Coalition Against Childhood Cancer, also known as CAC2. CAC2 began toRACE for Children Act | Pediatric Oncology Subcommittee
Executive Director Jonathan Agin Provides Public Comment Before the Food and Drug Administration On June 20, 2018, Executive Director Jonathan Agin provided open public comments before the Food and Drug
New Jersey Family Assistance Grant
The Max Cure Foundation was recently awarded a $10,000 grant from the Margaret and Peter Chang Foundation to help support families in the Scotch Plains, New Jersey area which is