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Ex-NY Giant Spent The Day With Child Cancer Patients In Paramus
Super Bowl champion Kevin Boothe, with the help of Tom Coughlin's Jay Fund Foundation, spent some time with 30 pediatric cancer patients.
PARAMUS, NJ — A Super Bowl-winning New York Giant helped some pediatric cancer patients have a special, fun-filled day.
Kevin Boothe was on hand to join in the family fun day at Humdingers and lend his support to local families. Ex-Giants coach Tom Coughlin's Jay Fund Foundation sponsored the event.
Kids were treated to ice cream sundaes and went bowling, played laser tag and arcade games, and swung bats in batting cages.
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Members of the Glen Rock High School football team also attended and helped brightened the kids' day.
Coughlin named the nonprofit organization after Jay McGillis, a player he coached at Boston College who died of cancer. The fund helps supports cancer patients across the country, including New Jersey.
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Photos: Former New York Giant Kevin Boothe with some pediatric cancer patients at a special event for them at Humdingers sponsored by ex-Giants' coach Tom Coughlin's Jay Fund. (Courtesy of Jay Fund Foundation)
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