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Snowdrop Foundation Announces $125,000 in Scholarships To College Bound Pediatric Cancer Patients and Survivors

SNOWDROP FOUNDATION ANNOUNCES $125,000 AWARDED IN SCHOLARSHIPS TO
COLLEGE BOUND PEDIATRIC CANCER PATIENTS AND SURVIVORS.

Forty-two pediatric cancer patients and survivors from across the United States have been awarded college
scholarships through Snowdrop Foundation. This year’s scholarships totaled $125,000.
The scholarship program provides financial assistance to young adults as they move forward with their lives. This support helps empower young survivors & patients to achieve their educational, professional, and personal goals.

To qualify for a Snowdrop Scholarship, applicants must have been diagnosed with cancer before the age of 19. The application is open to all childhood cancer survivors and current patients who currently attend or plan to attend an institution of higher education in the United States. The scholarships are applied for annually and applicants can apply every year they are enrolled in school.

“In the six years Snowdrop Foundation scholarship program has existed we have we have awarded 76 scholarships totaling $365,000. We have seen the positive impact it has had on these wonderful young adults. Not only does it provide financial support but , it offers a chance for survivors to go to college and pursue their dreams.” states Snowdrop president and founder Kevin Kline.

The 2012 scholarship winners span the country include:

Abigail Jackson- Houston, TX
Addison Marshall- Fulshear, TX
Anna Srubar- East Bernard, TX
Brad Mulhollen- Midlothian, TX
Brianne Danford- Austin, TX
Cameron Blizzard- Houston, TX
Cami Burnett- Port Neches, TX
Candis Sexton – Bay City, TX
Chayanna Wickman- Pleasant Shade, TN
Christian Spear- Houston, TX
Cody Hendrix- Houston, TX
Daniel Laratta- Mt. Olive, NJ
David Schonian- The Woodlands, TX
Dax Bennnington- Dallas, TX
Devin Duncan- Houston, TX
Elyse Reed- Cary, IL
Emily Rhodes- Lake Jackson, TX
George Bember- Waco, TX
Jessica Tallina- Austin, TX
John Dreyer- Brookfield, WI
Joshua Dupont- Katy, TX
Justin Elliott- Houston, TX
Kaley Holt- Wichita, KS
Kelly Ward- Katy, TX
Kevin Lei- Brooklyn, NY
Landon Gregory- Mesquite, TX
LeighAnna Hutchinson- Taylor Lake Village, TX
Luis Carbajal- Houston, TX
Michael Garcia- Milford, TX
Phillip Ribbeck- Houston, TX
Rachel Zarosky- Houston, TX
Rob Spidell- Pearland, TX
Rubi Martinez- Houston, TX
Samantha Loss-Polk- Katy, TX
Samantha Schipper- Appleton, WS
Sarah Whitefield- Cumming, GA
Tabish Virani- Sugar Land, TX
Tate Martin- Tomball, TX
Tayler Viel- League City, TX
Tracey Tran- Houston, TX
William Moore- Sugar Land, TX
Yesenia Dominguez- Caldwell, ID

About Snowdrop Foundation, Inc.-
Provides scholarships for college bound pediatric cancer patients and
childhood cancer survivors while raising awareness and funding for
continued research to cure childhood cancer.
For more information, visit www.snowdropfoundation.org.

Kevin Kline-
Well known on the Houston radio scene, Kevin Kline is the president and
founder of Snowdrop Foundation, which supports cutting edge work in
pediatric cancer research and awards college scholarships to pediatric
cancer patients and childhood cancer survivors.

Some of Kline’s Achievements Include:
 43 marathons and ultra-marathons over five years in 22 states as well
as on 3 continents
 482 mile solo run across Texas in 13 days which raised over $200,000.
Kline is the subject of the award winning documentary Dear Chelsey based
on his run across Texas. www.dearchelsey.com
 Ran 24 continuous hours on a treadmill then another 13.1 miles into
the Texas Children’s Cancer Center; for a total of 90.15 miles
 Ran 100K (62 miles) a day for 7 consecutive days.

Kline has been recognized by Runner’s World Magazine, GQ Magazine, and
People Magazine. He has received awards from Children’s Miracle Network
and was recently inducted into the Energizer Keep Going Hall of Fame. He
also was featured on CNN.

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