Posts by zachelkins
SmartCEO Event – A Night of Heroes
A Night of Heroes honors local executives, community leaders and sports icons — and the people in their lives — who have been affected by a life-threatening illness. These individuals…
Read MoreBoard of Directors member Michele Walsh shares her story and the mission of There Goes My Hero
There Goes My Hero Founder Erik Sauer, Board Member Steve Nuetzel and volunteers join Ron Matz of WJZ13 for Manic Monday
Win an Autographed Ravens Football
Will you take our challenge? Our goal is 400 attendees and $40,000 at the 3rd Annual Hero-Palooza. We are 18 days away and we challenge you to help us reach our goal.…
Read MoreWord of Hope – Light at the End of the Tunnel
In June 2009, I was actually starting to feel like I was going to come out on the other side of this experience. My blood counts were rising and nearing…
Read MoreWords of Hope – April & May challenges
Here is a synopsis of April/May 2009 I am sorry for the delay in blog posts. Hero has been quite busy the past few months running bone marrow drives…
Read MoreLoyola Blakefield’s Annual Blood Marrow Drive Embodies ‘Men For Others’ Motto
TOWSON, Md. (WJZ)—A cause is something that unites people. It’s a goal, a focus, a pathway. Now, as Mike Schuh reports, the freshman at Loyola Blakefield who gave that school a cause…
Read MoreRemembering Joe Gorman by helping others
Joe Gorman was supposed to graduate from Loyola in 33 days, but Leukemia took him away from us. But Joe was back on campus today, in the hearts of every…
Read MoreCreative partnership bringing hope to those diagnosed with leukemia
Baltimore, MD – March 24, 2014 —There Goes My Hero Foundation (www.theregoesmyhero.org) Three non-profit organizations are working together as never before. Delete Blood Cancer, There Goes My Hero and…
Read MoreWords of Hope – The Fringe Benefit of RSV
March 2009 After enduring the RSV treatment in March, and mentally getting over being hospitalized for another 5 days, I was back at home beginning to recover again. There was one fringe benefit…
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