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About Roger
Roger was an eleven-year survivor of a brain tumor, and for those eleven years stressed how important research is. It is as a result of research that his protocol allowed him to survive for that length of time - and it was his hope to help others survive as well by his family continuing to support the National Brain Tumor Foundation's efforts via the Angel Adventure, an annual event held in the San Francisco Bay Area. Visit here for our Bay Area Angel Adventure fund-raising page. Visit here for pictures of us at 2008's event.
What's that got to do with Pirates?
Roger was a man known for his sense of humor. He would have gotten a chuckle out of us running around in Pirate costumes at the fund-raising events, calling ourselves Team Jolly Rogers for his name's sake. At least, we sure hope so.
So, What's the Hook?
Glad you asked. We started out selling our dangly bits as a way of raising money to donate to the National Brain Tumor Foundation. Now, in our second year of this, we're going to do it again. 50% of the proceeds of the sale of dangly bits goes toward this most worthy of causes.
Where can I find out more information about Brain Tumors?
Visit the folks at the National Brain Tumor Foundation at their site, www.braintumor.org. Then, get involved.
How can I donate?
How else can I help?
Buy something. Yarrr!