Jon Althoff: Real Men Wear Pink

You can watch Chris Steinke’s 2022 Breast Cancer Awareness Fireside Friday on Facebook or Instagram! In one hour on Friday, October 21st, Dad raised over $1,000 toward his campaign!

Donate to Jon’s Real Men Wear Pink Campaign

Steph and I shared our breast cancer testimony at the American Cancer Society’s ResearcHERS Luncheon in 2021 at the University of Minnesota. You can hear us at the 38 minute mark in this video!

My Dad, Jon Althoff, is the co-chair and ambassador for the American Cancer Society’s Real Men Wear Pink campaign every year! This year will be the 4th year he serves in this role–he started in 2019 when we were diagnosed and has raised over $10,000!

Kick$ 4 A Cure

Kick$ 4 A Cure is an event where Dad recruits friends and coworkers to kick 100 field goals to raise money to donate to the American Cancer Society’s Real Men Wear Pink Campaign, which supports research and prevention!

Here’s a glimpse inside the 2022 event that raised over $5,000! I filmed a video featuring interviews and b-roll with all of the kickers to showcase what it’s all about! We’ll host the 4th annual Kick$ 4 A Cure event in October 2023, featuring even more kickers than in 2022!

Music: “I Will Be Joyful” by Chris Steinke | steinkemusic.com

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