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ezzy weiss

Member of Team Eli - $25,895
total raised
1719.15
goal
2500
Recent Donors
  • Martin Weiss
    $360
    In honour of Ezzy #proud of you
  • Chaim Zlotowitz
    $360
  • Elya Lopian
    $180
    In honor of ezzy weiss, and in honor of this special organization
  • Douglas Liff
    $104
    IN HONOR OF EZZY WEISS. GO GET EM
  • Aron Enock
    $100
  • Bernice Weiss
    $100
    From your loving Parents
  • Shloime Kahan
    $100
    Keep up the good work Ezzy.
  • Jonathan Beller
    $100
  • Anonymous Sponsor
    $72
    Good luck Ezzy !
  • Anonymous Sponsor
    $54
  • Goldie & Shlomo Gold
    $54
    Best of luck!
  • Yitzchak Weinberger
    $37
  • Menashe DAvidowitz
    $36
  • Robert Fogel
    $36
    LFGE
  • Zev Rosenberg
    $20
  • Ari Schlesinger
    $18
  • Mattis Shlesinger
    $18
  • Mattis Shlesinger
    $18
  • Mordy Schlesinger
    $18
  • MAttis SChlesinger
    $18
  • Yehuda Lieberman
    $15
  • David Schorr
    $10
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On March 21st and March 22nd, I will be facing off against cancer as I play in the annual RCCS Hockey Classic, benefiting the families and patients of RCCS.

The mission of RCCS is to tackle cancer challenges, ease medical treatment, cover insurance premiums to lighten the financial burden, and make cancer care more accessible. Without this great organization, thousands of people would stare death in the face with little chance of recovery and survival. RCCS stands by each individual throughout every step of the process, holding their hands along the way to help them fight and win the war against cancer.

Please help this life saving organization by supporting me and my team as together we face off against cancer. Visit My Team Page
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Mindy Cohen A
In Memory of
Mindy Cohen A

My mother A”h, Mindy Cohen, taught me what it means to live life to the fullest. When she was diagnosed with a brain tumor in 2012, our lives were shaken up. During her battle with cancer there was not a day that would come that she would start complaining “Why did this happen to me?”. Every day she woke up and she fought for her life. She taught me the greatest lessons in such a short time. My mother grew up in Canada where hockey was the sport. She loved it. During this tournament when times get tough, your legs get numb, fatigue sets in and you feel like giving up, look at the patch on your jersey to remind yourself: live life to the fullest! You have to keep moving forward and push through the pain. That’s why we are here. Just like my mother taught me. Tough times don’t last but tough people do.