Tuesday, August 21, 2012
Tickets will be on sale Tuesday nights and Saturdays at the Outback Steakhouse in Glen Burnie to benefit the Kamryn Lambert Foundation.
Fans of Jameel McClain, No. 53 on the Baltimore Ravens, won't want to miss an opportunity to meet the linebacker and have lunch at Outback Steakhouse—all to benefit a great cause. Funds raised from the meet and greet with McClain at the Outback in Glen Burnie will benefit the Kamryn Lambert Foundation. The event will be held on Sept. 29 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. but tickets are expected to sell out fast, according to the foundation's executive director Debi Katzenberger. For a $30 ticket, attendees get lunch (including a Bloomin' Onion for every table), a chance to meet McClain and one autograph. Tickets must be purchased in advance and will be on sale at Outback from 6 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays and noon to 2 p.m. on Saturdays until the event—or …
Friday, May 18, 2012
After beating leukemia last year, Brasen VonMoose-Lemin, a second-grader at George Cromwell Elementary, continues to raise money for the hospital that helped him get well.
The arrangements are in place. The ring-toss board is built. The signs are made. The entertainment is booked. Now all 8-year-old Brasen VonMoose-Lemin has left to do Saturday is spend his $4 on games. "I want [my classmates] to know that leukemia's hard to go through," Brasen said. The George Cromwell second-grader is hosting a fundraiser at his school Saturday to raise money for the hospital that helped him get well. The event will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Brasen—whose name means God's gift, his mother Cherie VonMoose-Lemin said—was diagnosed with leukemia in 2008 and treated at the University of Maryland Children's Hospital. Last year he raised and donated more than $1,800 to "his hospital," and this year he hopes to raise more. "I'll …
39.185814
-76.629202
George Cromwell Elementary School
525 Wellham Ave, Glen Burnie, MD
/articles/cancer-survivor-8-raises-money-for-the-cause
1680814
/locations/7057185
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Jacob Schwaab, at student at St. Philip Neri School in Linthicum, was diagnosed with leukemia.
St. Philip Neri School will host a dance Saturday to raise funds for Jacob Schwaab, according to the Maryland Gazette. Jacob, a student at the school, was diagnosed with leukemia last year. The dance will be held from 7 to 11 p.m. Saturday at St. Philip Neri Catholic Church hall, located at 6401 S. Orchard Rd. in Linthicum, according to the Gazette. Tickets cost $25 per person. To purchase a ticket, call 410-595-5093. The school held a fundraiser through Alex's Lemonade Stand last year to raise money for Jacob and for pediatric cancer research.
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
The St. Philip Neri community rallied around Jacob Schwaab who recently was diagnosed with leukemia.
When 11-year-old Jacob Schwaab was diagnosed with leukemia last month, he admits he was a little scared. “I didn’t think it was going to turn out well. But it did,” he said. Jacob, a fifth grader at St. Philip Neri School in Linthicum, recently went through about a month of chemotherapy and he and his family are waiting to find out what the next steps will be. The month has been rough on his family, including his mother Chris Schwaab, who works as a secretary at St. Philip Neri. “Not only is your child sick and you’re terrified, [but] you don’t know the future,” she said. “They can’t decide what the next treatment is until they find out what the last treatment did.” When the St. Philip Neri community learned about Jacob’s diagnosis, they …
Tuesday, May 24, 2011
Brasen VonMoose-Lemin raised more than $1,800 in four hours during an event at his school to donate to “his” hospital in April.
Brasen VonMoose-Lemin loves Legos. The 7-year-old loves to build things and has been known to spend hours putting together elaborate 1,000-plus piece Lego sets as soon as he gets them. He would like to be an architect when he grows up. His favorite subject at school is science. He loves sports, especially baseball and football—the Ravens, of course. And in 2008 he was diagnosed with leukemia. Brasen now is in remission and recently set out to do something to help others. “I want to help find a cure for cancer,” he said Monday after receiving a special citation from Sen. Ed DeGrange (D-Glen Burnie) in front of his first-grade class. The George Cromwell Elementary student raised more than $1,800 April 30, which he donated to University of …
39.185814
-76.629202
George Cromwell Elementary School
525 Wellham Ave, Glen Burnie, MD
/articles/7-year-old-leukemia-patient-plans-to-raise-money-until-doctors-find-a-cure-for-cancer
1680814
/locations/4420391
Cherie lemin
7:51 am on Thursday, May 26, 2011
I can totally understand what the Schwaab's are going through and feeling. My son was diagnosed in 2008 with ALL and thankfully has done very well with his treatment. My thoughts and prayers go out to the family. more ›