Pediatric Cancer survivor Jason Nickoloff will talk about his teenage battle with Hodgkins Disease, his work with the American Cancer Society, and the C2C Relay that he co founded in 2015 episode artwork

EPISODE · Jan 17, 2022 · 47 MIN

Pediatric Cancer survivor Jason Nickoloff will talk about his teenage battle with Hodgkins Disease, his work with the American Cancer Society, and the C2C Relay that he co founded in 2015

from Help and Hope Happen Here · host Mark Levine

After recovering from his Pediatric Cancer Hodgkins disease diagnosis while he was in high school, Jason Nickoloff went on to become a long time board member of the American Cancer Society and in 2015 co founded the C2C relay, which is a road race that takes place between Columbus and Cincinnati Ohio and has raised over $700,000 for the Road to Recovery program.  Jason will talk about all of these things, plus a class he took at Ohio State University, which ultimately led him to do all that he has done to give back to the fight against Cancer.

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