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5 stories tagged with "Team Impact"
11-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Joins TCU Football Team
Community Heroes•Sep 5

11-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Joins TCU Football Team

A brave young boy who beat cancer just got the ultimate surprise: becoming an official recruit for TCU's football team. His story reminds us that even in our darkest moments, dreams can still come true.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read
11-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Signs with TCU Football
Community Heroes•Sep 5

11-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Signs with TCU Football

Heston Goggins, an 11-year-old cancer survivor, got the surprise of a lifetime when TCU's football team held a special signing ceremony just for him. Head coach Sonny Dykes and the team welcomed him as an official member of the Horned Frogs family.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read
6-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Cheers UNC at College World Series
Community Heroes•Jun 21

6-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Cheers UNC at College World Series

David Hill, a 6-year-old cancer survivor, surprised with trip to Omaha to watch his beloved UNC Tar Heels compete in the College World Series. The heartwarming journey came through Team IMPACT, which pairs children facing serious illness with college sports teams.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read
6-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Cheers UNC Team at World Series
Community Heroes•Jun 21

6-Year-Old Cancer Survivor Cheers UNC Team at World Series

A leukemia survivor who formed a deep bond with UNC baseball players during treatment just got the surprise of a lifetime. Team IMPACT flew David Hill and his family to Omaha to watch the Tar Heels compete in the College World Series.

Community Heroes Desk•2 min read
Team IMPACT Matches 4,500 Kids With College Athletes
Videos•May 17

Team IMPACT Matches 4,500 Kids With College Athletes

A Boston nonprofit has spent 15 years connecting children facing serious illness and disability with college sports teams, creating life-changing friendships. More than 4,500 kids have joined teams as official members, attending practices and building confidence alongside 112,500 student athletes.

Good News Network•2 min read