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Game Changers: Lauren's First and Goal
John Loose's daughter Lauren has been battling brain tumors since she was a baby. In and out of hospitals, the family met many children who were sick and scared. So they decided to do something that could bring hope.
Loose, a football coach at Lafayette College, put together a unique program to raise money for cancer research with the help of a little pigskin.
If you would like to contribute to the fundraiser, visit laurensfirstandgoal.org.
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