Strike Out Childhood Cancer with the Whitman Community

Strike Out Childhood Cancer with the Whitman Community2025-03-16T14:58:38-04:00

ADVANCING EFFORTS TO FIND A CURE FOR PEDIATRIC GLIOBLASTOMA AND OTHER AGGRESSIVE PEDIATRIC BRAIN TUMORS

The Walt Whitman Community hopes to increase awareness and raise funds to discover treatments for pediatric brain cancer. Please help us in this effort by pledging just 27¢ for each strikeout Whitman’s varsity pitching staff records this season.

Together as a community we can help STRIKE OUT CHILDHOOD CANCER.

Follow the team’s progress all season on the GameChanger app!         Season starts March 22

Willie Hughes played youth baseball in Bethesda, wearing #27 for the Koa Green Wave. On the field and off, Willie’s positive spirit was legendary and when diagnosed with a fast-growing glioblastoma brain tumor at age 10, he fought bravely for two years, enduring countless surgeries, chemotherapy, and experimental therapies in pursuit of a cure.

Willie wished that children fighting cancer would not experience what he did and would benefit from scientific advances in therapies and even a cure. In his honor as his legacy, we continue the fight.

CLICK OR SCAN OUR CRACK CANCER QR TO COMPLETE YOUR PLEDGE PAYMENT OR DONATE!

Koa Sports supports the Willie Strong Foundation & the Whitman Community in their effort to strike out childhood cancer.

The Willie Strong Foundation is a 501-C3 organization that funds the William Seamus Hughes Professorship at Children’s National Hospital.  Click here to catch up on our 5 Year Report from Children’s National.

https://account.venmo.com/u/crackcancer