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== Introduction and Catch-up == * From Relay, this is The Pen Addict, episode 682. * Today's show is brought to you by Pen Chalet and HelloFresh. * My name is Myke Hurley and I'm joined by Brad Dowdy. * Hi, Brad. * Hello, Myke Hurley. * How are you doing? * I should say big fundraiser, Brad Dowdy. * Man, we're working on it. * That's what I should say. * We're working on it. * You're crushing it. * You're just crushing it. * We're trying. * We're trying. * Yeah, got lots of updates on that, which we'll get to in a moment. * But you want to tell people what we're doing, why we're raising money, and I can dig into what I've been up to. * Yes, this month is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. * It is September. * And since this is, we've been raising money for St. * Jude Children's Research Hospital since 2019. * Since that first campaign, as a community, we've raised over $4 million. * I actually need to get the updated statistic number for this. * I think we might be closing in on like 4.3 because this year's campaign is already an astounding $250,000 raised for the kids of St. * Jude. * Yes. * We want to keep adding more to that total. * And I want every one of our listeners to be a part in helping us achieve it because there are many ways that you can be involved. * And I'll talk about those in a minute. * I want to talk about one of the reasons we support St. * Jude. * We've got some interesting new stuff that St. * Jude's up to since last year. * And I wanted to share some of this with our listeners. * So the first St. * Jude-led clinical trial to open in resource-limited countries was recently announced. * In May of 2025, St. * Jude announced Globotrack. * It's G-L-O-B-O-T-R-K. * Globotrack. * I like it. * It's a fun name. * It's a clinical trial for children up to three years old who have brain tumors with specific genetic changes. * St. * Jude is partnering with doctors worldwide to recruit patients in the U.S. * as well as Egypt, India, Jordan, Brazil, and Peru. * As part of the trial, patients will have a biopsy of their cancer taken to be reviewed at St. * Jude. * Conducting global trials is important because pediatric cancer is not isolated to the United States. * Making progress means partnering with doctors internationally to help young patients everywhere. * I want to read a quote from St. * Jude lead Dr. * Daniel Morea who said, The Globotrack is about finding the best treatment for patients, something St. * Jude is committed to on a global scale. * That is why this is so important to us. * The work of St. * Jude reaches worldwide. * It touches lives all over the world. * And it's incredibly important. * So I want you to go to stjude.org. * We would like you as part of our community to continue the incredible generosity that's been shown over the last seven years and make a donation to support the life-saving mission of St. * Jude. * That is at stjude.org. * Where you can make a donation. * If you make a donation, please click the blue search employer button on the donation summary page to find out if your employer will match your donation. * Also, donor advised funds. * There's a bunch of information over at stjude.org. * Please take a look if you have a donor advised fund about ways that you could help give to our campaign. * A couple of other things for you. * If you do not have the money for yourself to raise or if you would like to get your hands on some really cool incentives, go to stjude.org. * And register to fundraise. * You can become a relay community fundraiser and create a personal fundraising campaign. * This means that you sign up and you can give to that campaign. * You can go out to your friends, your family, your co-workers, encourage them to give too. * This is a way to make your donation go further. * Or if you cannot make a donation yourself, a way to be able to help support this campaign. * There are different incentives available starting at just a dollar raised. * We're talking coins, desk mats, even a backpack. * So, one last thing. * If you can't give anything, tune into the podcast as well. * The podcast with them will be on Friday, September 19th on the Relay YouTube channel. * It will be starting at 12 p.m. * Eastern. * That is next Friday!
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