USA Wrestling proudly supports Robert Brams’ efforts for wrestling and the Fight against Cancer
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Members of the St. John’s College High School wrestling team. A photo from a research project at John’s Hopkins University Medicine. Both of these worthy causes are being supported in a campaign launched by Robert Brams.
Father, lawyer, wrestling supporter and tumor survivor, Robert Brams is dedicating his time to a campaign to promote wrestling and the fight against cancer. This fundraising effort supports the wrestling program at St. John’s College High School in Washington, D.C. and cancer research at Johns Hopkins University Medicine. Robert's son, Garrett served as co captain of the St. John's wrestling team in 2015 and now wrestles for George Mason University.
Brams' efforts arise from his past experience as a wrestler, the values he sees the sport instill in our youth and the support he received from Johns Hopkins Medicine. Brams was diagnosed with a brain tumor and operated on in 2015 and will always remain grateful for the outstanding and tireless efforts of the medical team at Hopkins.
St. John's was founded in 1851 and provides an outstanding college preparatory education to a co-ed population of 1,100. St. John’s, with its tremendous socio-economic diversity, provides a technologically advanced curriculum and a $3.6M tuition assistance budget that provides aid to qualified students who could not otherwise afford a St. John’s education. Among other notable individuals, St. John's is supported by Kevin Plank, the CEO of Under Armour and a former St. John's graduate.
The world renown team at Johns Hopkins', including its faculty, physicians, nurses and staff, continue to expand services, improve safety and quality, and advance biomedical research. Among other avenues, Hopkins achieves this through local community outreach and international collaborations.
Proud supporters of this effort are major corporate and individual donors, USA Wrestling, Johns Hopkins Medicine, youth wrestling, Beat the Streets and the Wrestlers in Business Network. AECOM, a donor involved with major sporting events, is an international infrastructure company that designed various London Olympics facilities and served as master planners and designers for the upcoming Olympics in Brazil.
Robert's commitment to wrestling includes youth coaching and service as President of and advisor to Wrestling to Beat the Streets in DC, a non profit focused on developing wrestling programs for inner city middle schools. Robert served as counsel to USA Wrestling in its successful effort to bring wrestling back into the Olympics. He now sits on the national board of the Wrestlers in Business Network.
Professionally, Robert is a shareholder/partner and co-chair of the Government Contracts and Projects group at Greenberg Traurig, a 1900 lawyer international law firm. He is married to Kimberly Brams and along with their son Garrett, they have a daughter Taylor.
Your Support:
Your tax-deductible gifts to the Brams Funds can be donated, as you see fit, to either or both St. John’s wrestling or to cancer research at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
For St. John's, please mail all donations to:
St. John’s College High School Office of Alumni and Development, 2607 Military Road Washington, DC 20015. www.stjohnschs.org
Please make check payable to St. John’s College High School. Include “Brams Fund” in the memo section of your check.
On line, please visit:
https://stjohnschs.myschoolapp.com/Page/Support/Make-A-Gift?siteId=897&ssl=
To support the fight against cancer by Johns Hopkins, please mail your donations to:
Rhonda Holden, Department of Neurosurgery
The Fund for Johns Hopkins Medicine
550 N. Broadway, Suite 727
Baltimore, MD 21205
Please make checks payable to Johns Hopkins with the check's memo section referencing: brain tumor angiogenesis.
Or online please visit:
https://secure.jhu.edu/form/neurosrg
Father, lawyer, wrestling supporter and tumor survivor, Robert Brams is dedicating his time to a campaign to promote wrestling and the fight against cancer. This fundraising effort supports the wrestling program at St. John’s College High School in Washington, D.C. and cancer research at Johns Hopkins University Medicine. Robert's son, Garrett served as co captain of the St. John's wrestling team in 2015 and now wrestles for George Mason University.
Brams' efforts arise from his past experience as a wrestler, the values he sees the sport instill in our youth and the support he received from Johns Hopkins Medicine. Brams was diagnosed with a brain tumor and operated on in 2015 and will always remain grateful for the outstanding and tireless efforts of the medical team at Hopkins.
St. John's was founded in 1851 and provides an outstanding college preparatory education to a co-ed population of 1,100. St. John’s, with its tremendous socio-economic diversity, provides a technologically advanced curriculum and a $3.6M tuition assistance budget that provides aid to qualified students who could not otherwise afford a St. John’s education. Among other notable individuals, St. John's is supported by Kevin Plank, the CEO of Under Armour and a former St. John's graduate.
The world renown team at Johns Hopkins', including its faculty, physicians, nurses and staff, continue to expand services, improve safety and quality, and advance biomedical research. Among other avenues, Hopkins achieves this through local community outreach and international collaborations.
Proud supporters of this effort are major corporate and individual donors, USA Wrestling, Johns Hopkins Medicine, youth wrestling, Beat the Streets and the Wrestlers in Business Network. AECOM, a donor involved with major sporting events, is an international infrastructure company that designed various London Olympics facilities and served as master planners and designers for the upcoming Olympics in Brazil.
Robert's commitment to wrestling includes youth coaching and service as President of and advisor to Wrestling to Beat the Streets in DC, a non profit focused on developing wrestling programs for inner city middle schools. Robert served as counsel to USA Wrestling in its successful effort to bring wrestling back into the Olympics. He now sits on the national board of the Wrestlers in Business Network.
Professionally, Robert is a shareholder/partner and co-chair of the Government Contracts and Projects group at Greenberg Traurig, a 1900 lawyer international law firm. He is married to Kimberly Brams and along with their son Garrett, they have a daughter Taylor.
Your Support:
Your tax-deductible gifts to the Brams Funds can be donated, as you see fit, to either or both St. John’s wrestling or to cancer research at Johns Hopkins Medicine.
For St. John's, please mail all donations to:
St. John’s College High School Office of Alumni and Development, 2607 Military Road Washington, DC 20015. www.stjohnschs.org
Please make check payable to St. John’s College High School. Include “Brams Fund” in the memo section of your check.
On line, please visit:
https://stjohnschs.myschoolapp.com/Page/Support/Make-A-Gift?siteId=897&ssl=
To support the fight against cancer by Johns Hopkins, please mail your donations to:
Rhonda Holden, Department of Neurosurgery
The Fund for Johns Hopkins Medicine
550 N. Broadway, Suite 727
Baltimore, MD 21205
Please make checks payable to Johns Hopkins with the check's memo section referencing: brain tumor angiogenesis.
Or online please visit:
https://secure.jhu.edu/form/neurosrg
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