Can-Serve-Ive Cancer Fundraiser

According to American Cancer Society approximately 7000 new cancer diagnoses are made every year in the state of Hawaii. Many of us have a personal connection to someone affected by this disease, and Claudio Clini and Parker Van Dyke are no strangers to it either. They both have parents who are cancer survivors. They have both watched love ones suffer through treatment, sometimes not making it through.

Ten years ago Claudio's father was diagnosed with testicular cancer. Thanks to early diagnosis, he was able to avoid chemotherapy and his type of tumor was surgically removed. Claudio's grandmother is also a 40-year survivor of breast cancer. Unfortunately, numerous members of Claudio's family battled cancer, some losing their battles.

Parker's mother was diagnosed with and underwent treatment for breast cancer. She has now been cancer free for 10 years. However, Parker's grandfather, with whom he was very close, was diagnosed with stage four lung cancer in the summer of 2011. He underwent intensive chemotherapy but unfortunately passed away in the summer of 2012.

In honor of their family members who have been affected by this disease, Parker and Claudio teamed up with Extreme Fitness Club to organize and host a youth beach volleyball tournament from November 12-13, 2016. All net proceeds will be donated to the Queen's Cancer Center. Claudio and Parker would like to ask for your support in the form of a monetary donation with the net proceeds going directly to Queens Cancer Center.

All donations made through GoFundMe are considered a personal gift. If you would prefer to have a tax donation letter for your generous donation, please email [email redacted] for more information.


Claudio and Parker would like to thank you in advance for your kindness and generosity.