NEWS FROM NATIONAL PEDIATRIC CANCER FOUNDATIONTransmitted by PR Newswire
(WDNews) – This past Saturday, Captain Scott “Red” Flowers embarked on an inspiring journey to set a record for the fastest completion of the 6,000-mile Great Loop. His mission is not just about speed; it’s about raising awareness and funds for the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation®.
The Great Loop is an ambitious route that includes the Atlantic Intracoastal Waterway, Chesapeake Bay, New York Canals, Great Lakes, Inland Rivers, and the east Gulf Coast. Captain Red is determined to conquer it while shining a light on the battle against pediatric cancer.
“When I see these children fighting cancer, I am amazed at their courage and strength. Please help us raise money to give the 43 children diagnosed every day better treatment options; they deserve it,” said Captain Red.
With a goal to raise $1,000,000 for critical pediatric cancer research, Captain Red urges the public to support his cause. Donations can be made at NationalPCF.org/GreatLoopChallenge. Every dollar will go to the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation, funding research for less toxic, more targeted treatments for children.
You can follow Captain Red’s incredible journey on social media or by visiting NationalPCF.org/GreatLoopChallenge. The Weather Channel will also cover his progress on their app, website, and social media channels. If you spot him along the way, share your photos or videos using the hashtags #WHERESRED and #43ADAY to show your support.
Captain Red’s voyage is a testament to human spirit and the fight against pediatric cancer. Join him in making a difference.
