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4 Quarters 4 Research Program


Rally Foundation's 4 Quarters 4 Research is a fun, easy and successful fundraiser that over 140 schools, businesses and community groups have participated in.

The program is simple: a change collection with proceeds raised soley for childhood cancer research.  4 Quarters 4 Research has been endorsed by Georgia Governor Sonny Perdue, three-time All-Star MLB catcher Brian McCann, retired NFL offensive lineman Todd Weiner, the Georgia State Senate, Mizuno, GHSA Executive Director Ralph Swearngin, UGA Head Football Coach Mark Richt, and former NFL Football Coach Sam Wyche.



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4 Quarters 4 Research
2008-2009
4 Quarters 4 Research
Participants:

Air Force ROTC detachment 172 at Valdosta State
Alburtis and Macungie Elementary
Alcovy High School
Alexander High School
Auburn Alumni Game Day Event
Ballinger Elementary
Ballinger High School
Berkmar High School
Blessed Trinity
Cass High School
Cedar Grove Elementary
Cedar Shoals High School
Chamblee High School
Cook High School
Creekside High School
Creekview High School
Dacula High School
Darlington High School
Daves Creek Elementary
Dickerson Middle
Dodgen Middle School
Falcons Junior Cheerleaders
FCA TN schools
Feagin Mill Middle
Flowery Branch HS
Forsyth Central High School
Frazier Junior Cycling Team
Greater Atlanta Christian
Harrison High School
Hawthorne Elementary
Hightower Middle School
Holy Innocents High School
Hudson's Grille
Johnson County Middle
Johnson County High
Kennesaw Mountain High School
Kincaid Elementary
Lassiter High School
Lost Mountain Middle School
Lovett School
Marietta High School
Murdock Elementary
Newton High School
Nicholson Elementary
North Gwinnett High School
North Paulding High
North Springs High School
Osborne High School
Pebblebrook High School
Pierce County High School
Pope High School
Rabun County High School
Ridgeland High School
Rockmart
Savannah Christian
Seaview School
Shaw High School
South Cobb High School
South Palding High School
St. Joseph's Private School
The Bucket Shop Grille
Timber Ridge Elementary
Turkey Hill Mini Markets
Valwood Private
Vaughann Elementary
Walton High
Wayne County High School
Wesleyan School
Woodbury Little League


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Meet Will

Will

At age five, Will was diagnosed with cancer in his leg. Will received 14 rounds of chemotherapy and had limb salvage surgery. Today Will is cancer-free and is enjoying life to its fullest.

He loves all sports but especially baseball. His sister Clare calls him “The Walking Baseball Card!” In the fall and spring you can find Will playing on a local baseball team, and he’s quite a hitter! Will has a huge heart and is always taking care of his friends when they get hurt. Although we never want kids to get cancer, if they do, we long for the day that they all come through treatment like Will.

Meet Matt

Matt loved football and played with the same team since the 5th grade. His sophomore year at Pope High School, Matt earned a Varsity Letter as Defensive End and was working hard to achieve his dream of playing collegiate football.

When Matt was 16, he was diagnosed with a rare and aggressive bone cancer called Ewing's Sarcoma. After seven rounds of chemotherapy, a bone marrow transplant and 28 radiation treatments, Matt returned home cancer-free to join his football team for his senior year. He was back on the field for the early season scrimmages, and when he took the field the whole crowd chanted, “Go, Matt, Go!” Unfortunately, Matt’s cancer returned, and he was unable to finish the season.

Matt enrolled in a clinical trial at the National Cancer Institute in Bethesda, MD where he underwent a donor stem cell transplant. Matt’s dad was the perfect match. Matt applied the same toughness and determination from the field to his battle with cancer. His teammates came up with the motto “STAND TOUGH” which he did throughout his entire battle with cancer. Matt died on May 30, 2006 surrounded by his loving family.

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