12-year-old hockey goalie to raise money for cancer in honor of grandma
A 12-year-old hockey goalie from North Brunswick is turning his athleticism into a fundraising campaign.
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Nov 7, 2019, 3:23 AM
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A 12-year-old hockey goalie from North Brunswick is turning his athleticism into a fundraising campaign.
Andrew Selover plays for the Princeton Youth 14-and-under hockey team.
He lost his grandmother to pancreatic cancer and he is determined to turn tragedy into action. For every save that Selover makes this season, his family is donating $1 to the Lustgarten Foundation fund for pancreatic cancer research.
More information about the “Saves for Grandma Campaign” can be found HERE.
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