Tucker was fortunate that his cancer treatment was close to his home, family and friends. Tucker was able to play with others nearly every single day he was in the hospital. However, every week in the hospital, Tucker would notice that there were children, patients that did not have visitors, some not even their parents. That broke Tucker’s heart and he vowed to help these lonely children who were stuck in a hospital with no distraction from their illness.
Sadly, Tucker cannot help those lonely patients, but his Teammates can. To become Tucker’s Teammate simply find a fun way to raise a little money while playing with your friends. Tucker’s Teammates will create funds that will be used to bring the patients’ own “team” to the hospital. Whether they need gas money, transportation, or a hotel room because of the long drive, Team Tucker: Play Laugh Love will provide it. Everyone needs their “team”, and never more than when they are facing a life-threatening health condition. Tucker’s Teammates will make it possible for each VIP (Very Important Patient) to have their “team” by their side. Please click below to tell us about your fundraiser as you become one of Tucker’s Teammates. We look forward to hearing about it and sending you an official Tucker’s Teammate t-shirt. Thank you for caring about these sick kids! |
Tucker’s Teammates
TEAMMATE HIGHLIGHT
The Third Annual Hopkins Hockey for a Cause Tournament - February 17th, 2020
Finn and Cade and more than 40 PeeWee and Bantam players came together on a beautiful day to celebrate Tucker's legacy with another fun and fierce backyard hockey tournament. This year, more than $3,200 was raised to help bring family and friends to visit U of M Masonic Children's Hospital patients undergoing long term treatment and stays. Thank you to all who volunteered, participated, and donated!
The Third Annual Hopkins Hockey for a Cause Tournament - February 17th, 2020
Finn and Cade and more than 40 PeeWee and Bantam players came together on a beautiful day to celebrate Tucker's legacy with another fun and fierce backyard hockey tournament. This year, more than $3,200 was raised to help bring family and friends to visit U of M Masonic Children's Hospital patients undergoing long term treatment and stays. Thank you to all who volunteered, participated, and donated!
To find out more about the VIP Program, head over to our Tucker's VIPs page.