5th Annual Brave Like Cloe Golf Benefit for Childhood Cancer

 

 

 

 

Thank you for joining us on our mission to raise awareness for chidhood cancer! Our golfers, sponsors and donations are helping make an impact. We appreciate all of you as we continue this journey together.

 

**If you are interested in becoming a sponsor, please click on the blue "Become a Sponsor" tab located above. Brave Like Cloe is a registered non-profit public charity. EIN 88-1543334, donations are tax deductible. 

Tournament Sponsor, Event Bag Sponsor and Platinum Sponsors w/ Golfers include your $500 foursome and you will register your team through the blue sponsor tab.

Other sponsorship options such as Beverage Cart Sponsor, Gold Hole Sponsor, Dinner Sponsor and Cart Sponsors can be added onto your cart seperate from registration. 

 

Our 2024 Golf Benefit is being held for Miguel Savitski & family.

Last summer, Miguel was an active 11-year-old. He liked fishing, video games, and soccer. He was active in church and YMCA projects. On October 20th, 2023, while planning his Halloween costume, Miguel got a bloody nose. Unable to stop the bleeding, Miguel ended up at the Maple Grove ER. Miguel was later transferred to Children's Hospital, being diagnosed with B-Cell Leukemia. There Miguel and his family spent the next 103 days.

The first 5 weeks there were spent on the 5th floor (ICU) because of breathing difficulties and complications from the Chemo. Because of being confined to his bed, Miguel needed to be retaught how to walk and climb stairs. He was later moved from ICU to the 7th floor oncology unit. There during the month of December the Chemo was replaced with a new Immunotherapy, Blinatumomab. Miguel's immune system was allowed to come back from the side effects of the chemo.

Without the chemo side affects, Miguel started to become stronger. There was a celebration when his Physical Therapist counted him walking 100 steps. When taken off the feeding tube, he used the hospital menu to order pizza for breakfast, lunch and dinner! Remote school started for 1 hour a day, and he is doing well. 

Miguel came home the second week in February. He is still doing remote school and needs to go into the hospital 4 days for chemo every 2 weeks. He spends his days playing video games, reconnecting with people, family and friends. He will hopefully be strong enough to go back to school this Fall but will be going in and out of Children's Clinic and Hospital for Chemotherapy, Immunotherapy and OT for the next 2 and a half years. 

  

 

Brave Like Cloe Foundation Website

www.bravelikecloe.org

Cloe's Caring Bridge

https://www.caringbridge.org/visit/cloecrayford

Brave Like Cloe Facebook Page

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2024 Brave Like Cloe Event Shirts

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