Tallahassee Gives To Kidz
Join Uptown, Midtown & Market Street businesses in supporting
For ONE DAY ONLY, these generous local businesses have joined together to collectively donate a percentage of ALL sales towards fighting Fanconi anemia, a life-threatening blood disease that affects many children each
Video: How Coach Fisher’s passion lifted the Seminoles between Louisville and USF
Tune in here for an exclusive look behind the scenes of Showtime’s “A Season with FSU.” Executive Producer and FSU Alum Jason Sciavicco shares the scoop on key moments throughout the series. Episodes air every Tuesday night at 10 pm on Showtime.
Major Donor for Kidz1stfund Receives Humanitarian Award
Jerry Haffey Sr., CEO and Founder of Ambrosia Treatment Center is the winner of the Humanitarian Award from the Harold and Carole Pump’s Cancer Foundation for his passionate and courageous work in the health field.
“Jerry became part of our network of reliable and generous friends two years ago,” expresses Dana Pump,
FSU Coach Jimbo Fisher son Ethan’s fight with Fanconi anemia
1 in 130K children are affected by Fanconi anemia worldwide. When Ethan Fisher was diagnosed, Florida State Seminoles Football Head Coach Jimbo Fisher and Candi Fisher’s response was to “attack it like it attacks us.” They began a journey to fight the battle by founding Kidz1stFund, but none
Video: Jimbo Fisher’s son diagnosed with life-threatening disease
Every opponent can be beaten and all of the wonderful Kidz1stFund supporters are giving hope to Fanconi anemia families all over the world that we will beat Fanconi anemia once and for all. Check out this video to learn more about FA and see some of the incredible work being
FSU Marching Chiefs Honor Coach Fisher’s Fight
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – While Florida State University Head Football Coach Jimbo Fisher keeps Seminole Nation’s hopes high for another national championship this season, he continues to bring hope to another community – those living with Fanconi anemia (FA), a rare and incurable blood disorder affecting about 1 in 131,000 births
One in 990 Billion Chance Two D1 Football Head Coaches Children Fighting Same Disease
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. – When reigning national champions Florida State University take on the University of Virginia, Nov. 8, the college head football coaches will be fighting for the same outcome – a cure. FSU’s Jimbo Fisher and UVA’s Mike London both have children battling Fanconi anemia (FA), a rare genetic