Dunk Your
Kicks for Pediatric Cancer Our goal is to collect
500,000 sneakers which is a
million steps closer to funding
a cure
JANUARY 17, 2012 -
NEW YORK, NY - “Dunk Your
Kicks” for pediatric cancer
provides a meaningful
fundraising opportunity for
everyone while teaching kids
philanthropy through the art of
giving back by “dunking” their
old “kicks” into recycling bins,
and taking a step to finding a
cure for pediatric cancer. On
average, for every pair
received, one dollar will be
donated to various pediatric
cancer causes that The Max Cure
Foundation and All 4 Kids
Foundation support.
The Max Cure Foundation for
pediatric cancer causes, the All
4 Kids Foundation and Paul
Carrozza, the “Dunk Your Kicks”
Ambassador, have partnered with
Green Sneakers, an
environmentally friendly
national company whose simple
and effective programs for
reusable “kicks” benefits local
charities and impoverished
countries and Rentacrate, a
reusable plastic crate and
moving equipment rental company
in the United States, will be
providing the sneaker collection
containers and arranging for
pick up.
Pediatric Cancer
Awareness Month David and
Max Interviewed by
Rosanna Scotto and
Greg Kelly on Good Day New
York September 2011
Roar For a Cure
Carnival 3
David Interviewed by
Dana Tyler on
the CBS Early
Show
August 2011
David Plotkin's Debut Album, "The
Journey"
100% of Net Proceeds Benefit The
Max Cure Foundation for
Pediatric Cancer Causes
When David Plotkin's life took an
unexpected turn down a road he never
imagined, he turned to creative
writing to better communicate
his feelings to his young son, documenting the trials
and tribulations of his journey
in song. Plotkin's lyrical debut
is filled with truth and
conviction, offering listeners
inspiration, hope and
encouragement. Plotkin's album,
The Journey, is beautifully
produced, having engaged some of
Nashville's top talent to assist
in weaving words around catchy
melodies that embrace the
listener with a strength not
found often enough in
main-stream music today.
Purchase on iTunes >>
Our
Lives Changed Forever On May 2,
2007
It was the day we learned that
our three year old son Max was
diagnosed with an extremely rare
form of cancer. The very next
day was his fourth birthday.
Dinner conversations quickly
changed from talking about
school and after school
activities to oncology and
chemotherapy.
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