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[The 3929 Foundation @3929foundation]

🥃 ONE WEEK TO GO! 🥃

The 3929 Foundation’s First Annual Bourbon Raffle is almost here!

🥃 40+ bottles
🎟️ $5 per ticket
🎟️ No ticket limit
🏆 No need to be present to win

Every dollar raised helps provide financial assistance to cancer patients. 💙

Get your tickets!!

[The 3929 Foundation @3929foundation]

🎯 ONLY 2 WEEKS TO GO! 🎯

Join us for The 3929 Foundation’s 2nd Annual Clays for a Cause: Shooting Down Cancer! 💙

Grab your team, get your tickets, and help us make a difference!

👉 Get tickets: https://t.co/SjL5CZ27oE

#ShootingDownCancer #The3929Foundation

[The 3929 Foundation @3929foundation]

❤️ Just 2 weeks until Jackson’s favorite event — and this year it falls on his 8-month remembrance.

Join us Oct. 4 for The 3929 Foundation’s Clays for a Cause: Shooting Down Cancer. 🎯

Help us make it one Jackson would be proud of. Register your team today on the Website.

[The 3929 Foundation @3929foundation]

Bonus Giveaway + Bourbon Raffle — The 3929 Foundation

We’re giving away a Yeti gift package loaded with 3929 swag! To enter:
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[The 3929 Foundation @3929foundation]

We are thrilled to kick off The 3929 Foundation's 1st Annual Bourbon Raffle!

Get ready for an unbelievable lineup of rare and highly sought-after bottles, including:
Pappy Van Winkle 20 Year
George T. Stagg
Thomas H. Handy
Weller C.Y.P.B.
Elmer T. Lee
Blanton’s Gold
& Many More!

[The 3929 Foundation @3929foundation]

Registration is now open for The 3929 Foundation’s second annual Clays for a Cause, Shooting Down Cancer clay shooting event October 4th. This years entry fee includes the golf cart. Carts are only guaranteed through Aug 22nd.

[Brian Hanni @BHanni]

Today’s #KUCancerFighter tribute celebrates the life and legacy of a proud Jayhawk we told you about a year ago, Jackson Layton, who sadly, passed away last month after courageously battling Stage IV colon cancer for over a year.

Tragically, Jackson passed just a week after his 29th birthday, but though his number of years were limited, this young man maximized his time on earth and will have a far-reaching legacy that extends well beyond his time with us.

During Jackson’s own personal cancer fight, this Olathe, KS native and former D-1 baseball player (at SIU-Edwardsville) decided to partner with the family of former Kansas City Royal Al Fitzmorris, who also heroically battled cancer before passing at the age of 78. The Layton and Fitzmorris families formed 3929 Foundation (their two respective jersey numbers) to help others fighting cancer through education, encouragement and financial assistance as well. Their goal is to make sure no one fights cancer alone and a specific focus close to Jackson’s heart was encouraging early detection for colon cancer among young people. Jackson knew the out of pocket costs for early colonoscopies can be prohibitive for some, so it was important to him to help people his age afford that screening.

Jackson leaves behind his lovely wife Hannah, 3 siblings and two wonderful parents who are all determined to carry on his legacy in a most impactful way. Fly high, Jackson. Today’s call is for you, brother. You are sorely missed but will never be forgotten and the mission you started for KC-area cancer patients will be carried on for generations to come. ❤️😇💙

[Kansas Men’s Basketball @KUHoops]

UNREAL.

[Barstool KU @BarstoolKU]

On his head😭 fucking demon

[Kansas Men’s Basketball @KUHoops]

Sounds like a plan, Coach 🤧

[. @ChiefsPIsWin_]

🐶🐶🐶

[Kansas Jayhawks @KUAthletics]

Painting the city Crimson and Blue 🔴🔵

[Brian Hanni @BHanni]

Tonight’s #KUCancerFighter hero is Jackson Layton, a 28-year-old from
Kansas City, KS currently battling Stage 4 colon cancer.

Jackson is a lifelong Jayhawks fan who grew up attending KU Basketball, Football, and Baseball games. He still tunes in faithfully to every game and lists Mario Chalmers as his all-time favorite Jayhawk. His entire family attended KU, but he went to Southern Illinois Edwardsville on a baseball scholarship and played there for four years.

Jackson got his cancer diagnosis just last month and recently began chemotherapy to stop the spread of cancer from his liver and lymph nodes. Though he’s got a long road ahead, he has a determined attitude and positive outlook. He believes he’s been given the platform to make other young people aware of the risk of colon cancer, even at an early age. He encourages early screening so you don’t have to begin your fight at Stage 4 like he’s enduring.

Jackson is resting at home with his wife Hannah tonight, but his mother and two brothers are here representing him.

Jackson, we applaud your courage, determination, and your ambition to provide awareness to others your age. Tonight’s call is for you and we can’t wait to get you back in The Phog soon! 💙❤️

[Kansas Jayhawk Fans @FansOfKU]

Thank you to Devin Neal for everything:
♦️Most rushing yards in program history
🔹Most rushing TDs in program history
♦️Lawrence legend / KU Football legend

Good luck at the next level ❤️💙

[Michael Swain @MSwain247]

Full pregame lineups, video, hype music. #KUbball

[Kansas City Chiefs @Chiefs]

ALL THE FEELS 🥹❤️

[Arrowhead Pride @ArrowheadPride]

FIRE ME OUT OF A CANNON

[Dan’s AI Sports Picks @DanGambleAI]

🏀 NBA Straights

We cashed 2/3 yesterday, taking us to 13-2 in our last 15 NBA straights!

Posted earlier today in my free discord server.

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⬇️ Today’s picks below.

[Arrowhead Pride @ArrowheadPride]

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[Kansas City Chiefs @Chiefs]

NO. 1 HYPE MAN!!!!

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