We challenge you to use your platform to show kids fighting cancer you are on their team!
BECOME A NEGU ATHLETE
Our NEGU Athletes are given three great ways to use their platforms to show kids fighting cancer they are cheering for them. These opportunities are for high school, college and professional athletes.
BECOME A NEGU ALL-STAR
In addition to the above opportunities, our NEGU All-Stars are given three more amazing ways to maximize their platforms and show kids fighting cancer they are cheering for them on social media and in person.
*All-Stars are selected college athletes, professional athletes and influencers.
Wear It
We would love to send you a NEGU wristband to wear on and off the field. Please fill out the form below to request a wristband.
Once you receive your wristband, we encourage you to post any photos of you wearing it on social media and tag us at @teamnegu
Share It
If your team members want to join in and want to also wear one of our NEGU wristbands we would be happy to mail them to you.
Once you receive your wristbands, we encourage you to send us a picture of you and your team wearing their wristbands for us to share on social media. If you share any pictures on social media, please feel free to tag us at @teamnegu
Show It
During Childhood Cancer Awareness month in September, we encourage people around the world to take the NEGU Hands Challenge to help raise awareness of childhood cancer. In addition, we ask everyone to encourage their family, friends, and followers to take on the NEGU Hands Challenge too.
Also, we would love for you to show your NEGU spirit by wearing your wristband or any NEGU gear you have. Whether it’s on the field, or off the field, Courageous Kids everywhere are encouraged when they spot that familiar wristband they also receive in JoyJars
We encourage you to post any photos of you wearing any gear on social media and tag us at @teamnegu
Say It
Simply record a “selfie” style video on your phone encouraging kids fighting cancer to NEGU. After you have recoded your short video, email it to Jessie’s daddy, Erik Rees, at erik@jessie.org so we can add it to our iNEGU smart phone app.
Here is a sample script, “Hi my name is ______________. I play (insert your position) for (insert your team). I hear you are a super courageous kid. I also want to encourage you and your family to NEVER EVER GIVE UP!”
Deliver It
As an All-Star, you can help personally deliver JoyJars to kids fighting cancer at your local children’s hospital. These incredible visits typically last two hours and give you the opportunity to encourage kids fighting cancer in person.
Hospital visits can take place during the season or during the off season. You can also bring a few teammates with you if they are also interested in getting involved. To learn more please fill out the form below and we will be in touch with more information on how you can join in on our next hospital visit.
Dedicate It
We are honored to have NFL players display “NEGU” on their cleats during the annual My Cause My Cleats campaign. We also love seeing other athletes display “NEGU” on their baseball gloves, hats and shoes. If you are an NFL player wishing to dedicate your cleats to kids fighting cancer please email Jessie’s daddy, Erik Rees, erik@jessie.org
You can also choose to dedicate a game to a child fighting cancer. All of these efforts allow kids fighting cancer to know you are on their team. We encourage you to send us a picture or tag us at @teamNEGU if you support in any of these ways!
NEGU ALL-STARS IN ACTION
MEET SOME OF OUR NEGU ATHLETES & ALL-STARS
Please use the “tabs” to check out a few of our Athletes & All-Stars.
Kaitlin Sandeno, National Spokesperson
4x Olympic Medalist, Swimming
Corey LaJoie, Driver #7
NASCAR – Spire Motorsports
Patrick Mahomes, QB
Kansas City Chiefs
Josh Allen, QB
Buffalo Bills
Sam Darnold, QB
Carolina Panthers
Kyle Allen, QB
Houston Texans
Jarrett Stidham, QB
Las Vegas Raiders
Shane Buechele, QB
Kansas City Chiefs
Trent Dilfer, QB
Super Bowl Champion – Retired
Josh Kelley, RB
Los Angeles Chargers
Drue Tranquill, LB
Los Angeles Chargers
Amon-Ra St. Brown
Detroit Lions
Kevin O’Connell, HC
Minnesota Vikings
Josh Love, QB
USFL – Pittsburgh Maulers
Madison Kocian
Olympic Medalist, Gymnastics
Brady White, QB
USFL – Tampa Bay Bandits
Emily Escobedo, Swimming
USA National Team – Swimming
Kelyn Rowe
Seattle Sounders
Matt Turner
New England Revolution
Ryan Hollingshead
Los Angeles FC
Evan White, 1B
Seattle Mariners
Keston Hiura, 2B
Milwaukee Brewers
Nick Punto, IF
World Series Champion – Retired
Skip Schumaker, Head Coach
Miami Marlins
Royce Lewis, SS
Minnesota Twins
Alex Young, P
Cleveland Guardians
Travis Moniot, SS
Chicago White Sox, High-A Affiliate
Justin Lavey, 2B
Seattle Mariners, High-A Affiliate
Kole Cottam, C
Boston Red Sox, Double-A Affiliate
Bo Nix, QB
Oregon
Graham Mertz, QB
Wisconsin
Brian Maurer, QB
Stephen F. Austin
Quincy Patterson, QB
North Dakota State
Ty Lenhart, QB
Duke
Jayden Daniels, QB
LSU
Tommy DeVito, QB
Illinois
Cammon Cooper, QB
Hawaii
Dylan Morris, QB
Washington
Cade McNamara, QB
Iowa
Harrison Bailey, QB
UNLV
Tyler Shough, QB
Texas Tech
Josh Woods, LB
UCLA
CJ Stroud, QB
Ohio State
Chandler Morris, QB
TCU
Jack Miller III, QB
Florida
Cam Dillon, LB
Columbia
Grant Gunnell, QB
North Texas
Drake Maye, QB
UNC
Roschon Johnson, RB
Texas
Kayia Sheron, QB
University of Kentucky
Behren Morton, QB
Texas Tech
Robby Ashford, QB
Auburn
Garrett Greene, QB
West Virginia
Jack Tuttle, QB
Indiana
Daniel Fields
UCLA Graduate Assistant Coach
Matt Koerner
Country Music Artist
Jordan Palmer
QB Summit
Yogi Roth
Fox Sports
Bruce Tollner, Agent
Rep 1 Sports
Joey Roberts
Football Specialist
Brian Stumpf
Student Sports