Infinite Love Connecticut Events
2ND ANNUAL STICK IT 2 PEDIATRIC CANCER HOCKEY GAME
POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19
In partnership with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers & in collaboration with LivFree, Ryan's Rebels, and Camp Rising Sun
There are two ways to participate -
-Purchase a ticket for yourself and your family
($18 for end zone, $20 for center sections)
-Give to the Golden Ticket Fundraiser.
For each interval of $20 donated, one childhood cancer fighter and/or the fighter's family will be able to go to the game for free.
Tickets are free to any family who has been impacted by Childhood Cancer. You will be invited to a pre-game pizza party hosted by (Infinite Love, LIVFree, Ryan’s Rebels, and Camp Rising Sun) in addition to receiving tickets.
Check out all the info on our collective website. #MakeItAmazing
POSTPONED DUE TO COVID-19
In partnership with the Bridgeport Sound Tigers & in collaboration with LivFree, Ryan's Rebels, and Camp Rising Sun
There are two ways to participate -
-Purchase a ticket for yourself and your family
($18 for end zone, $20 for center sections)
-Give to the Golden Ticket Fundraiser.
For each interval of $20 donated, one childhood cancer fighter and/or the fighter's family will be able to go to the game for free.
Tickets are free to any family who has been impacted by Childhood Cancer. You will be invited to a pre-game pizza party hosted by (Infinite Love, LIVFree, Ryan’s Rebels, and Camp Rising Sun) in addition to receiving tickets.
Check out all the info on our collective website. #MakeItAmazing
MUSIC FOR MIA
Thank you to Fairfield/Trumbull School of Music for continuing this event in Mia’s honor and memory on November 16, 2019. From the beginning, they have donated the proceeds of the event to Infinite Love.
We love that they believe in our mission and see value in supporting local foundations that do good for the local community, as well as the Childhood Cancer Research Community.
#MakeItAmazing
Thank you to Fairfield/Trumbull School of Music for continuing this event in Mia’s honor and memory on November 16, 2019. From the beginning, they have donated the proceeds of the event to Infinite Love.
We love that they believe in our mission and see value in supporting local foundations that do good for the local community, as well as the Childhood Cancer Research Community.
#MakeItAmazing
MIA STRONG @ THE NYC MARATHON
We are SO incredibly proud of Jim McCaffrey for not only running in the NYC marathon in memory of his sweet little Mia, but also for sharing his heart and soul with his community and the world. You continue to #MakeItAmazing inspiring countless people who have followed your story.
Join Jim and the rest of the team in June's Infinite Love TUTU TROT!!
SAVE THE DATE 6/14/20
In the News:
ABC7 Connecticut teacher inspired by late daughter as he runs NYC Marathon
NEWS12 Trumbull HS coach runs NYC Marathon in honor of late daughter
The NYC Marathon followed on the heels of the SoNo Half Marathon & 5K where Marian, James, Miles, and Jim McCaffrey ran with Team Anna raising money and awareness. Donation link is here.
INFINITE LOVE MANE EVENT- Last year, Trumbull High School in Trumbull, CT, hosted the first ever Infinite Love Mane Event. A total of 42 participants, both student and faculty, chopped off 125 ponytails - that’s 1,083 inches of hair - and raised a whopping $32,014. Many of our previous participants are still growing out their hair and don’t have enough to donate this year.
Senior Jessie Marchetti eagerly grew out her hair for over a year and took on this year’s Mane Event. In October, she cut her hair at Moda Capelli Salon in Fairfield, CT. She achieved way over 100% of her lofty goal of $10,000- raising over $15,000 to fight Childhood Cancer!! Well done Jessie, thank you!!
Here is the Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer Facebook Live event. Meet Jessie, Jim, Regina (event coordinator and long time IL volunteer), and all of the kids helping kids on a such a fantastic night!
In the News:
FOX61 News Feature about Jessie - https://fox61.com/…/trumbull-high-school-student-raising-m…/
The Trumbull Times article about Jessie - https://www.trumbulltimes.com/…/Trumbull-teen-takes-up-figh…
We are SO incredibly proud of Jim McCaffrey for not only running in the NYC marathon in memory of his sweet little Mia, but also for sharing his heart and soul with his community and the world. You continue to #MakeItAmazing inspiring countless people who have followed your story.
Join Jim and the rest of the team in June's Infinite Love TUTU TROT!!
SAVE THE DATE 6/14/20
In the News:
ABC7 Connecticut teacher inspired by late daughter as he runs NYC Marathon
NEWS12 Trumbull HS coach runs NYC Marathon in honor of late daughter
The NYC Marathon followed on the heels of the SoNo Half Marathon & 5K where Marian, James, Miles, and Jim McCaffrey ran with Team Anna raising money and awareness. Donation link is here.
INFINITE LOVE MANE EVENT- Last year, Trumbull High School in Trumbull, CT, hosted the first ever Infinite Love Mane Event. A total of 42 participants, both student and faculty, chopped off 125 ponytails - that’s 1,083 inches of hair - and raised a whopping $32,014. Many of our previous participants are still growing out their hair and don’t have enough to donate this year.
Senior Jessie Marchetti eagerly grew out her hair for over a year and took on this year’s Mane Event. In October, she cut her hair at Moda Capelli Salon in Fairfield, CT. She achieved way over 100% of her lofty goal of $10,000- raising over $15,000 to fight Childhood Cancer!! Well done Jessie, thank you!!
Here is the Infinite Love for Kids Fighting Cancer Facebook Live event. Meet Jessie, Jim, Regina (event coordinator and long time IL volunteer), and all of the kids helping kids on a such a fantastic night!
In the News:
FOX61 News Feature about Jessie - https://fox61.com/…/trumbull-high-school-student-raising-m…/
The Trumbull Times article about Jessie - https://www.trumbulltimes.com/…/Trumbull-teen-takes-up-figh…
CHILDHOOD CANCER AWARENESS MONTH- Infinite Love Junior Board Events Chair and Trumbull High School Senior, Jaime Tolk led an initiative that raised funds and awareness during September. She rallied students in Trumbull to wear PJs for Pediatrics on a day of their choice. The students and faculty at elementary schools, middle schools and high school wore their pajamas to school in the first PJ’s for Pediatrics.
While raising awareness for childhood cancer, the schools also engaged in a friendly competition to see who can raise the most money. Who raised more: the big kids or the little kids?