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Rally News - Video
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Delta Air Lines Double Play: Benefit Bash and Softball Game benefiting Rally Highlights from the 2010 Delta Double Play: Benefit Bash with Mizuno Big League Players presented by Blackstone Winery and the Brian McCann Rally Celebrity Softball Game presented by Jet Sports Management. |
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2010 Rally Foundation for Childhood Cancer Research Video
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Brian McCann Supports Rally Foundation Braves’ Brian McCann and his wife Ashley are presenting the first Brian McCann Rally Celebrity softball game this Friday at Russ Chandler stadium at Georgia Tech. The game benefits Rally Foundation - a group dedicated to raising awareness and fund for childhood cancer research |
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Tour De Harrison 2009 Video Video Slideshow of the 2009 Tour de Harrison Cycling Fundraiser. |
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Rally Foundation Video This video is an overview of what Rally Foundation is all about: finding better treatments with fewer long-term side effects for kids with cancer. |
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Race in Place Fundraiser Cycling fundraiser that took place in Nashville, TN on Saturday, February 20, 2009 |
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2008 Benefit Bash Field of Dreams Video |
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Rally Foundation Spring Training Highlights Money in the Mitt is a grassroots campaign encouraging baseball enthusiasts to raise money for pediatric cancer research through baseball-related events including bubble gum blowing contests. This video shares highlights from Money in the Mitt events during Major League baseball spring training. |
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4 Quarters 4 Research Public Service Announcement Description: Rally Foundation’s 4 Quarters 4 Research is a fun and easy event that can be done by schools, community groups, retail stores and businesses. The program is simple: a quarter collection with proceeds raised soley for childhood cancer research. In this public service announcement former NFL Super Bowl Coach, Sam Wyche, talks about Rally’s 4 Quarters 4 Research program. |
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New York Mets Support the Rally Foundation Public Service Announcement NY Mets pitcher, Tom Glavine, supports Rally Foundation in this PSA message. |
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John Smoltz Supports Rally Foundation Public Service Announcement John Smoltz talks about pediatric cancer and Rally’s Money in the Mitt fundraiser |
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Saint Louis Cardinals Support the Rally Foundation Public Service Announcement St. Louis Cardinals player, Scott Rolen, supports Rally Foundation in this PSA message. |
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Baltimore Orioles Support the Rally Foundation Public Service Announcement Baltimore Orioles players Miguel Tajada and Kris Benson and Pitching Coach Leo Mazzone support Rally Foundation in this PSA message. |
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Alexa’s Story and the Rally Foundation Alexa is one of our Rally Kids and this is a video of her talking about her battle with Neuroblastoma, a form of childhood cancer. |
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Meet Catie
Catie was an adorable toddler who had a twinkle in her eye and brought a smile to your face. She loved animals, princesses and her friends. She was also a very determined and courageous little girl. On her first birthday, she was diagnosed with a brain tumor. Catie has endured eight surgeries, 22 months of chemotherapy and 30 radiation treatments. Catie fought long and hard, but in the end, her body could not tolerate any more treatment.
Catie’s mom, Jenny, says, “Children’s days should be filled with playtime, laughter, and friends not chemotherapy, hospitals, and medicine. It is only through research like that funded by the Rally Foundation that doctors will find more and less toxic cures for our children. That’s why we fully support the Rally Foundation and the work it does. Join us and rally with Catie to give all kids diagnosed with cancer a better chance at living the full life they deserve.”
