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January 5, 2015
I want to introduce our followers to Jonathan Agin who joined The Max Cure Foundation (MCF) as of January 1, 2015. I met Jonathan as a […]
December 30, 2014
For the second year in a row the Max Cure Foundation was honored to share a window display in Rockefeller Center in order to raise awareness for childhood cancers.
November 25, 2014
Raise money for pediatric cancer causes by simply dropping off your used sneakers or athletic shoes to lululemon athletica in East Hampton.
November 12, 2014
Max Cure Supporters can #RoarWithCPK California Pizza Kitchen (CPK), the authority on California-style pizza and the industry leader in creative dining, is inviting customers to eat pizza […]
September 29, 2014
This small troop is making a big difference in the lives of children battling pediatric cancer while collecting used sneakers for Max Cure Foundation's Dunk Your Kicks campaign.
September 25, 2014
Last week was an eye opener for me as I travelled to Washington, DC, to attend several events in honor of Pediatric Cancer Awareness Month. I […]
September 12, 2014
The animated film Henry & Me is a film about a young boy battling cancer who gets his strength and courage from former Yankees. This movie not only warms your soul and touches your heart, a portion of the proceeds from DVD and digital sales will go to charitable organizations including The Max Cure Foundation.
September 2, 2014
When a life is on the line, who makes that call as to whether the individual should receive experimental treatments? The story of how a friendship started. A contribution by Richard Plotkin, Max Cure Vice-Chairman.
August 16, 2014
How many people does it take to light the Empire State Building Gold for Childhood Cancers Awareness? Apparently too many as they continue to refuse.