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Dolphins Players Spread Joy with Gifts to Young Cancer Patients
11 Dec
Summary
- Miami Dolphins players visited pediatric cancer patients at Alex's Place.
- Over 800 gifts were distributed to children undergoing treatment.
- The Dolphins Cancer Challenge has raised over $75 million for cancer research.
Miami Dolphins players recently brought cheer to young patients at Alex's Place, the pediatric oncology clinic within Sylvester Comprehensive Cancer Center. The athletes, including wide receiver Malik Washington and offensive tackle Patrick Paul, distributed over 800 toys and gifts purchased in partnership with AutoNation. This heartwarming event provided a much-needed break and moments of joy for children undergoing cancer treatment and their families.
The visit precedes the upcoming Dolphins Cancer Challenge (DCC), an event that has become the NFL's largest fundraiser. In fifteen years, the DCC has generated more than $75 million for cancer awareness and research at Sylvester, with a future goal to reach $100 million.
The DCC, scheduled for Saturday, February 28, 2026, encourages participation through riding, running, or walking. This initiative underscores a commitment to supporting cancer research and patient care, with the recent gift distribution serving as a powerful reminder of the community's impact on young lives.
