A few thousand Milwaukee Bucks fans joined Jason Kidd and his wife Porschla in the fight against cancer Sunday at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
In conjunction with Froedtert & the Medical College of Wisconsin, the Kidd family, the Bucks organization and Bucks fans raised $40,000 for the American Cancer Society in the inaugural Shoot Down Cancer event.
“We’ve had a relationship with the American Cancer Society and Froedert for decades, and what we wanted to do was create something new and exciting and cool that really applauded participation,” said Bucks president Peter Feigin. “To get a few thousand people here is just awesome.”
Thank you @fswisconsin. It's a great day with the @Bucks for a great cause! pic.twitter.com/I2ZGbTdMNr
— ACS Wisconsin (@acs_wisconsin) September 18, 2016
Thank you to the fans, @Froedtert, @acs_wisconsin and everyone who helped make "Shoot Down Cancer" a success!! pic.twitter.com/9OOjdDgZhW
— Milwaukee Bucks (@Bucks) September 18, 2016
Great day with @Kohls today @BMOHBC and @Bucks at Shoot Down Cancer! pic.twitter.com/bWrU9ZYILn
— ACS Wisconsin (@acs_wisconsin) September 18, 2016
@Bucks: so great to be w/you, @RealJasonKidd & @Froedtert on Sunday for the inaugural Shoot Down Cancer. $40,000 raised! THANK YOU! https://t.co/LNG8a1aNF1
— ACS Wisconsin (@acs_wisconsin) September 22, 2016
