
Childhood cancer has affected too many families in the community and across the country, and the Burlington Football team has committed to doing its part to help. This season, the team is dedicating its efforts to Tackling Childhood Cancer, inspired by a local hero, Roman “RO.” After being introduced to Roman through the Burlington PMC Kids Ride and the Steiner family, the football team immediately knew that Roman’s fight was their fight. Roman’s courageous spirit and big smile have become a source of motivation for the players to give their all on the field for him.
Burlington Football decided to honor Roman during their first home game against Woburn, the “Battle of Winn Street.”The game will feature a Red Out, with Roman leading the team onto the field as Honorary Captain for the coin toss. The team, in partnership with Show Apparel, launched the “We Play for Ro” Campaign, selling #stROng Red Out shirts, with all proceeds supporting the Burlington PMC Kids Ride for The Jimmy Fund/Dana Farber. Fans and students will flood the stands in red, standing united with Roman in his battle against cancer.
The Burlington Football team isn’t alone in their efforts. The Lady Devils Cheer squad will host a 50/50 raffle during the game, and Burlington Womenade is running a campaign in support of Roman and his family through an ice cream social, raffles, and donations throughout September. Every dollar raised will go directly to Roman’s family to help with increasing medical bills. Donations can be made through Venmo to @Burlington-Womenade or @burlingtonpmckidsto support Roman and Dana Farber.
On September 29th, Burlington football players will also be volunteering at the Burlington PMC Kids Ride, serving as ride marshals and water station helpers. They are eager to cheer on Roman, his sister Mila, and all participants aged 2-15 as they take part in this wonderful event.
Through these heartfelt efforts, the Burlington community shows its unwavering support for Roman, proving that his fight is one they all share.




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