Raheem Mostert

Las Vegas Raiders

Cancer Awareness & Prevention

Candlelighters Childhood Cancer Foundation
Raheem is honoring his late coach, Michael “Chop” Stokes, who lost his battle with melanoma. Coach Chop was a mentor/father figure.
Candlelighters serves children with cancer in Nevada and the families who care for them. From diagnosis through treatment and beyond, they offer family-centered programs that include practical assistance, emotional support, and activities for siblings and parents as well as the child receiving care. Candlelighters helps families feel less alone, easing some of the financial and emotional strain so they can focus on their child.
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