Team Gavin's Fundraising Page

Conquer Cancer with Dana-Farber and the Jimmy Fund!
Conquer Cancer with Dana-Farber and the Jimmy Fund!

WHY WE'RE FUNDRAISING WITH THE JIMMY FUND WALK TO FIGHT CANCER

On May 7th, 2022, we received life changing news that Gavin had leukemia. He was admitted to Boston Children’s Hospital and within two days had a bone marrow biopsy, lumbar puncture and his first dose of chemotherapy. In a matter of weeks our sweet, healthy, sports loving boy’s world had turned upside down.

After Gavin's bone marrow biopsy was analyzed, he was diagnosed with Philadelphia Positive Chromosome Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (Ph+ ALL). Only 3-5% of children diagnosed with ALL have this type of chromosome rearrangement. The research being done at Dana Farber (and beyond) is critical for rare diagnoses like Gavin's.

While we believe all research is important in the fight against cancer, we feel strongly that the money we raise with Team Gavin be designated for pediatric cancer research. Since Gavin was diagnosed, we have learned that pediatric cancer research is significantly underfunded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). The primary reason is because pediatric cancer is considered rare as more adults than kids are diagnosed with cancer. However, pediatric cancer is not rare when it happens to your child or a child you know.

All funds raised through our Jimmy Fund Walk will support Dana-Farber’s Department of Pediatric Oncology to promote basic laboratory research, translational investigation, and clinical studies to better understand and treat childhood cancers.

PROGRESS TO GOAL

Raised:$6,041.80
Goal:$5,000
12team members

THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM MEMBERS

C = Team Captain
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AMOUNT RAISED
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THANK YOU TO OUR TEAM DONORS

NAME
AMOUNT
Team Honor Roll
Andre and Lindsay Francoeur
$50
Anonymous
Anonymous
$50
Anonymous
Brooke Cote
Christine Franklin
$100
Derek Beaulieu
$305
Derek Beaulieu
$25
Diane and Martin van Buren
$50
DiPetrillo Family
$500
Donna M. Boyajian
$30
Doyle Family
$50
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Frank Family
Gavin Beaulieu
$25
Janelle
$100
Jenifer Ellis
$125
Jenifer Ellis
Jill McKenna
Joe & Deb Ellis
$103
Judy Lovely
$100
Juniper for anonymous
Kaitlin Sampson
$51
Kelly Clery
$100
Kerry Friel
$125
Logan Dellorco
$100
Logan Dellorco
$30
Love Pepere and Memere
$200
Mallory Garneau
$100
Mary Ann McCarthy
$51
Michelle Flaherty
Mike and Carol Merchant
$125
Mrs. Diane Beaulieu
$309
Mrs. Jamie van Buren
$50
Mrs. Katie Dellorco
$300
Mrs. Katie Dellorco
$30
Mrs. Kristin Lovely
$125
Ms. Addison Dellorco
$100
Ms. Addison Dellorco
$30
Pirone family
Reese Beaulieu
$55
Reese Beaulieu
$25
RKM Flooring
$206
Ryder chelotti
$51
Shannon Beaulieu
$205
Shannon Beaulieu
$25
Sidney Beaulieu
$55
Sidney Beaulieu
$25
Tami and Dawson Rutter
$1,000
The Kennedys
$50
The LaBella Family
The Manoli Family
$50
The Matteson Family
Tucceri Family
$51
Valerie Gallegos
$30
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2023 Boston Marathon Jimmy Fund Walk

Conquer Cancer with Dana-Farber and the Jimmy Fund!
Conquer Cancer with Dana-Farber and the Jimmy Fund!

Team Gavin

On May 7th, 2022, we received life changing news that Gavin had leukemia. He was admitted to Boston Children’s Hospital and within two days had a bone marrow biopsy, lumbar puncture and his first dose of chemotherapy. In a matter of weeks our sweet, healthy, sports loving boy’s world had turned upside down.

After Gavin's bone marrow biopsy was analyzed, he was diagnosed with Philadelphia Positive Chromosome Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (Ph+ ALL). Only 3-5% of children diagnosed with ALL have this type of chromosome rearrangement. The research being done at Dana Farber (and beyond) is critical for rare diagnoses like Gavin's.

While we believe all research is important in the fight against cancer, we feel strongly that the money we raise with Team Gavin be designated for pediatric cancer research. Since Gavin was diagnosed, we have learned that pediatric cancer research is significantly underfunded by the National Cancer Institute (NCI). The primary reason is because pediatric cancer is considered rare as more adults than kids are diagnosed with cancer. However, pediatric cancer is not rare when it happens to your child or a child you know.

All funds raised through our Jimmy Fund Walk will support Dana-Farber’s Department of Pediatric Oncology to promote basic laboratory research, translational investigation, and clinical studies to better understand and treat childhood cancers.

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