Oberlin Football Raises Over $21,000 to Battle Pediatric Cancer in Northeast Ohio
Key points:
- Oberlin Football has raised over $21,000 in three years to battle pediatric cancer in Northeast Ohio
- The team partnered with the Go4TheGoal Foundation to provide funding for cancer research and support for pediatric cancer patients
- Top individual fundraisers included Joey Draper, Jackson Lotinsky, Ben Ephraim, Jacob Epps, Jordan Fishback, and Hunter Wilson
Oberlin Football contributes over $21,000 to battle pediatric cancer in the third year, raising funds through the Go4TheGoal Foundation. Yeomen student-athletes raised more than $8,100 during the bye week, bringing their total contribution to over $21,000. The team’s top individual fundraisers included Joey Draper, Jackson Lotinsky, Ben Ephraim, Jacob Epps, and Jordan Fishback. The initiative was dedicated to supporting pediatric cancer research and patients, with senior Hunter Wilson leading the intrasquad fundraising challenge. Go4theGoal Foundation, a nonprofit organization, has funded nearly $1 million in research since 2007.
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