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ANSA MOTORSPORTS TO SUPPORT THE B+ FOUNDATION AT ROAD ATLANTA

ANSA MOTORSPORTS TO SUPPORT THE B+ FOUNDATION AT ROAD ATLANTA

ANSA Motorsports and driver Patrick Otto Madsen will support The B+ Foundation this week at Road Atlanta. The No. 99 ANSA Motorsports B+ Foundation / MOMO Porsche will carry the logo of the doors of their race car.

The Andrew McDonough B+ Foundation honors the life of 14-year-old Andrew who battled leukemia and sepsis before leaving us on July 14, 2007. Andrew’s B+ blood type became the perfect message – Be Positive – to reflect how Andrew lived his life and how he inspires others to do the same.

The B+ Foundation is about kids helping kids fight cancer -- by providing financial and emotional support to families of children with cancer, and by providing childhood cancer research grants

The B+ Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) organization that fights childhood cancer by funding research and providing assistance to families of children with cancer. The B+ Foundation has funded some very exciting research at leading institutions such as St. Jude, Dana-Farber/Harvard Medical Center, Nemours, Seattle Children’s Hospital and many other world-class research facilities. B+ helps families from over 250 hospitals around the country, making it one of the largest in the nation.

According to the National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month Presidential Proclamation issued by the White House on August 29; “Each year, pediatric cancer interrupts the childhood and limits the potential of thousands of young Americans. It is estimated that almost 16,000 of our daughters and sons under the age of 20 will be diagnosed with cancer this year, and it remains the leading cause of disease-related death for children. During National Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, the Nation comes together to remember all those whose lives were cut short by pediatric cancer, to recognize the loved ones who know too well the pain it causes, and to support every child and every family battling cancer each day”.

To learn more about how you can help The B+ Foundation fight for the 46 kids diagnosed each school day, please visit www.bepositive.org.