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The Central Bucks South High School boys soccer team raised $3,250 in conjunction with Red Card Cancer to donate to the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center for research and development purposes. Players collected money throughout the season for their community service project. Inspired by their efforts, the Quakertown soccer team collected $205 for the fundraiser…
On Thursday, October 16th, Millville Jr./Sr. High School held their 1st Annual Red Card Cancer game. Throughout the season, the boys and girls soccer teams were able to raise $528 dollars to be donated to Red Card Cancer, an organization committed to raising money and awareness for cancer research at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer…
The Bloomsburg University Men’s soccer team held yet another successful Red Card Cancer game. The team raised $600 during the game against rival Millersville on October 22nd, 2014. What was special about this event was that the team sported the all new Red Card Cancer scarves and patches on their shorts. Red Card Cancer patches…
Mount St. Joseph Academy soccer team did its part to battle cancer in all forms last Monday afternoon. The Magic hosted a fundraiser game benefiting Red Card Cancer, a soccer-oriented effort that was launched in upstate Pennsylvania and has now gone international. For the game, the Mount wore special Red Card Cancer T-shirts (purchased by…
10.4.2014 COLUMBUS, OH – Saturday, Oct. 4 marked the first Red Card Cancer event host by the Capital University women’s soccer team. In addition to a win on the field, the Crusaders won the inaugural Red Card Cancer Cup for raising the most money over the course of their match against the University of Mount…
10.12.2014 | LANCASTER, PA – Rival contenders on the pitch in the Lancaster-Lebanon League are making teamwork an annual thing. Soccer teams from Conestoga Valley and Hempfield are again joining forces to support cancer research. The schools on Wednesday, October 8th, kicked off their second-annual Red Card Cancer fundraising drive with a doubleheader at Hempfield.…
On August 23rd, 2014, the soccer teams participating in the Gettysburg Clash Soccer Tournament in Gettysburg, PA, came together to work towards an even bigger goal – curing cancer. Partnering with Red Card Cancer (RCC), a program that unites the global soccer community together towards finding a cure, the teams were able to raise over…
Something Bloomsburg University men’s soccer head coach Paul Payne put together as a grassroots project to honor two friends has grown into an international effort to bring down one of the world’s deadliest diseases. Red Card Cancer has taken root not only in places across the United States, but has stretched to take a global…
Red Card Cancer is proud to announce, along with VALEIRA Inc., a tablet application called Mobile Match Prep™ for iPad, iPad Mini, and Android. The app is FREE and is available now on the App Store and Google Play. The goal of the app is to help increase awareness of Red Card Cancer. Coaches, parents,…
