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RJ STUDENTS NOMINATED AS STUDENTS OF THE YEAR FOR THE LEUKEMIA & LYMPHOMA SOCIETY
We have learned of more of our students being involved with and some being nominated for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Students of the Year! Congratulations to candidates from Team aTAK Cancer of Taylor Landow '21, Kylar Cronin '21 and Ainsley Pitrusu '22, and Team CUREsaders of Caroline '22 and Jack '22 Kessenich who have been nominated as part of this philanthropic leadership development program for exemplary high school students, who either apply or are nominated for this honor. During the campaign, participants foster professional skills such as entrepreneurship, marketing and project management in order to raise funds for The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (LLS). Teams have committed to fundraise through February 27, 2021 and raise awareness in support of the efforts of the LLS which focuses on funding cutting-edge blood cancer research, providing support for those fighting cancer and advocating for policies protecting access to lifesaving treatment.
Team candidates and supporting team members from Regis Jesuit, provided by officials from LLS, are listed below.
Team aTAK Cancer, led by Kylar Cronin '21, Taylor Landow '21 and Ainsley Pitrusu '22, was inspired to support LLS as they have each have witnessed many family members and friends battle various cancers.
“Many people, like us, have been personally impacted by cancer and want to help create change. LLS has made outstanding efforts in the treatment of blood cancer to make a change. Your donation will help further these efforts.“
Other supporting team members from Regis Jesuit are Tara Connolly ‘21, Finn Cooper ‘21, Ayva Gallagher ‘24, Morgan Landow ’24 and Taylor Truitt ‘21. To learn more about their participation, visit the aTAK Cancer page.
Team CUREsaders, led by Caroline '22 and Jack '22 Kessenich, supports LLS in loving memory of their father, David Kessenich, who lost his battle with blood cancer on January 22, 2020.
“We don't want anyone to go through what our dad, or our family, went through. We encourage you to support our campaign to fight back against cancer.“
Other supporting team members from Regis Jesuit are Ella Cherveny ‘21, Claire Godzich ‘22, Andrew Kessenich ‘24, Katie Loftus ‘22, Madden McHugh ‘22 and Joe Riley ’22. To learn more about their campaign, visit the Team CUREsader page.
Ella Brustkern was inspired to support LLS and Team In For A Cure from Lakewood after a close friend's father passed away from cancer last year. To do her part, she is raffling off an original and custom artwork as part of her fundraiser.
“By donating to LLS, you support the many facets of their mission work from investing in groundbreaking research, providing education and support to patients, and advocating at the state and federal level for legislation to help those living with cancer. Together, we have the power, the passion and the resolve to achieve a world without blood cancer.”
To learn more about Ella's story, visit her donation page.
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Team aTAK Cancer, led by Kylar Cronin '21, Taylor Landow '21 and Ainsley Pitrusu '22, was inspired to support LLS as they have each have witnessed many family members and friends battle various cancers.
“Many people, like us, have been personally impacted by cancer and want to help create change. LLS has made outstanding efforts in the treatment of blood cancer to make a change. Your donation will help further these efforts.“
Other supporting team members from Regis Jesuit are Tara Connolly ‘21, Finn Cooper ‘21, Ayva Gallagher ‘24, Morgan Landow ’24 and Taylor Truitt ‘21. To learn more about their participation, visit the aTAK Cancer page.
Team CUREsaders, led by Caroline '22 and Jack '22 Kessenich, supports LLS in loving memory of their father, David Kessenich, who lost his battle with blood cancer on January 22, 2020.
“We don't want anyone to go through what our dad, or our family, went through. We encourage you to support our campaign to fight back against cancer.“
Other supporting team members from Regis Jesuit are Ella Cherveny ‘21, Claire Godzich ‘22, Andrew Kessenich ‘24, Katie Loftus ‘22, Madden McHugh ‘22 and Joe Riley ’22. To learn more about their campaign, visit the Team CUREsader page.
Ella Brustkern was inspired to support LLS and Team In For A Cure from Lakewood after a close friend's father passed away from cancer last year. To do her part, she is raffling off an original and custom artwork as part of her fundraiser.
“By donating to LLS, you support the many facets of their mission work from investing in groundbreaking research, providing education and support to patients, and advocating at the state and federal level for legislation to help those living with cancer. Together, we have the power, the passion and the resolve to achieve a world without blood cancer.”
To learn more about Ella's story, visit her donation page.
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