On March 20-21, 2021, Dr. Adam Key and undergrad McKenzie McClain will enter the Just Keep Swimming Charity Debate tournament. This first annual tournament will have former and current IPDA competitors competing in Team IPDA debate with the winner able to dedicate all entry fees and sponsored donations to the childhood cancer charity of their choice. We will be supporting Connor's Cure, benefiting the V Foundation, if we win. Thank you for visiting my fundraising page. Connor's Cure is a WWE initiative benefiting the V Foundation for Cancer Research. WWE and Connor's Cure have joined forces with the V Foundation to fight pediatric cancer. Your donation to Connor's Cure will fund critical pediatric cancer research at prominent cancer centers nationwide through the V Foundation's grant-making process.

By making a donation, you will be supporting carefully vetted, cutting-edge research nationwide. You will be saving lives. Get involved today and help us make a difference!

About Connor's Cure

Stephanie McMahon, Paul "Triple H" Levesque, WWE and its fans are strong supporters of pediatric cancer research. Stephanie and Paul became passionate about pediatric cancer research when they met WWE fan, Connor Michalek. Connor, 8, was battling medulloblastoma, a rare tumor that affects the brain and spinal cord. Connor formed a special connection with Stephanie and Paul and many WWE Superstars. When Connor lost his battle with medulloblastoma in April 2014, Stephanie and Paul decided to honor him by creating Connor's Cure, a fund at UPMC Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.

The partnership between Connor's Cure and the V Foundation for Cancer Research expanded Connor's Cure outside of the Children’s Hospital of Pittsburgh to support top research centers and hospitals nationwide. To date, Connor's Cure has helped raise nearly $3.5 million and assisted more than 500 families around the world.

As a result of this partnership, funds raised by WWE will support Connor's Cure through the V Foundation's grant-making process. The V Foundation's Scientific Advisory Committee, comprised of world-class physicians and research scientists, reviews and awards top-rated grant proposals from the nation's leading medical facilities. In addition, funding will continue to support the research being done at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh.