I Kick-It for kids like Quinn, a Triton Tumor survivor, Reagyn, who has a brain stem glioma, catagory 1, and Grant, a local OSU fan who named his brain tumor "Michigan" because OSU always beats Michigan.

Childhood cancers are the number one disease killers of children. No new drug has been developed for pediatric cancer in 20 years. I want each child to have the opportunity to grow up and achieve their dreams. No child should lose their life at such a young age.

The Northwestern Mutual Internship is a group of college students that have come together to raise money for pediatric cancer research and to plan the best event possible. Every member has seen what cancer has done to the lives of many children and families. It is absolutely heartbreaking to see what the ugly disease can do to a child's life. Northwestern Mutual Interns are working diligently to raise the most money possible. It's an amazing group of students that I am proud to say I am a part of and helped begin on Ohio State's campus.

Kick-It with me to join the fight against childhood cancer and help kids like Quinn, Reagyn, and Grant. Help us unite the Columbus Community to end childhood cancer.