In addition to being an outstanding player on the gridiron, Tampa Bay Buccaneers quarterback Tom Brady showed his solidarity with charitable causes and didn’t mind changing his look, as he ended up with his hair painted orange.
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Great gesture by the Bucs to the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation
The seven-time Super Bowl winner collaborated in an NFL team campaign to raise funds for children with cancer, and it was precisely the beneficiaries who were responsible for shaping the player’s new look.
The Buccaneers partnered with the National Pediatric Cancer Foundation and organized this Wednesday the “Cut and Color to Cure” event, and Brady was one of the stars invited and who collaborated at all times.
Fun and laughter at the hands of Tom Brady
Happy, with his eyes closed because of the paint used to shape the new look of his hair, the NFL’s GOAT was all smiles as the kids did their job.
In addition to Brady, other Buccaneers players participated in the activity, which is expected to raise awareness and, above all, raise funds to continue research on pediatric cancer.
Brady, the new “orange man”
Orange is the official color of the NPCF and now Brady knows it more than ever. The quarterback and NFL team made a $117,000 donation to the foundation, with which they have worked for nearly eight years and raised more than half a million dollars.
“The Tampa Bay Buccaneers’ support in our fight to end childhood cancer is invaluable. The team’s ongoing commitment to helping children facing a cancer diagnosis makes them much more than a sports team – they are true heroes coming together to create a better tomorrow for their young fans and supporters across the country,” said NPCF executive David Frazer.
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