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"Ya Gotta Believe"-- The Tug McGraw Foundation was established by Tug McGraw in 2003 to raise funds to enhance the quality of life of children and adults with brain tumors and their families by stimulating and facilitating research that addresses the physical, social, emotional, cognitive, and spiritual impact of the disease. Funding will be directed to the Tug McGraw Research Center within the Preston Robert Tisch Brain Tumor Center at Duke University and to other research and medical institutions through a competitive grant program.Learn more

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Fans and Friends can earn late Bobby Murcer Frick Award

September 3, 2008-The on-field hero of a generation and a longtime broadcaster for the Yankees, Bobby Murcer passed away on July 12, but he will be eligible for an honor posthumously. Murcer is a candidate for the 2009 Ford C. Frick Award, presented annually to a broadcaster by the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y.
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FOR MEMBERS OF THE BRAIN TUMOR COMMUNITY AFFECTED BY HURRICANE GUSTAV

The Tug McGraw Foundation is monitoring the news of Hurricane Gustav and information about brain tumor patients and health care professionals in the affected areas. If you or a loved one is affected, please contact us at 707-255-1884, extension 305, or jennifer@tugmcgraw.org. We will put you in touch with professionals who will ensure that you receive care until you are reunited with your own health care team.


August 29, 2008- Powerful Tribute Video Wins Standup To Cancer Online Film Challenge

Need a reason to know why better research is needed for brain tumors? View Justin Rubin's "No Next" video. The foundation is honored to recognize Justin's gripping tribute to his family and congratulates him on being named as one of the top three honors in Stand Up To Cancer's online film challenge.
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August 29, 2008- Michael Phelps, Make Room for Jenny McDevitt

An unexpected 550 runners and walkers showed up to support local brain tumor survivor and hero, Jenny McDevitt.

“If there was an Olympic event for people who've beat the odds, Michael Phelps would be sharing the winner's platform and cover of Sports Illustrated with Jenny McDevitt,” said TMF President, Jennifer Brusstar.“ She is truly inspirational and is a hero to us all.”
Read how one woman inspires one mile at a time

 

August 19, 2008 - TMF President to Speak at the 2008 Planned Giving Day Conference for the Planned Giving Council of Greater Philadelphia

On Wednesday, October 15, 2008 at the Union League in Philadelphia, PA, President and CEO of TMF will be the keynote speaker for Keeping the Dream Alive. The annual one day conference offers advanced, intermediate and fundamentals tracks for seasoned gift-planning professionals, attorneys and financial planners, as well for those just starting in planned giving. Attendees will expand their understanding of a broad range of topics including, Legacy Giving Building Blocks, The Art of the Ask, Bolder Giving in Extraordinary Times and The Fundamentals of Starting a Planned Giving Program.
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My Little Girl by Tim McGraw and Tom Douglas


Be in the first 300 And Receive an Additional Book to Give!

Pre-Order Tim McGraw's children's book, My Little Girl and pen your exclusive message on TMF's Girls Giving Hope Page

Each book includes Hannah's Seams of Hope Book Buddy Bracelet

A spot on TMF's Girls Giving Hope Page

First 300 participants in Girls Giving Hope Page, TMF will donate an additional book in your name to a children's hospital of your choice.

Books will ship in October

Pre-Order Now and Get Your Spot

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