Max Mallory Foundation
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The Max Mallory Foundation is dedicated to two purposes: to provide support for young adults with testicular cancer; and to provide scholarships to deserving and underfunded students who wish to go into the videogame development program at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater.
Max Mallory graduated May 2015 and passed away May 2016 from testicular cancer. His journey was hard-fought. He had a generous nature and helped everyone he could, from helping them with homework to listening to them to befriending the loneliness students who were having trouble.
We discovered after his passing that he had made a "will" on October 27, 2015, a few days after his diagnosis, setting his goal to help others if he did not make it.
Any contribution you can make, even small, will help start this foundation. Please help keep Max's dreams alive to help others. We have already established two awards at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater: a $1000 scholarship for a promising student in the Media Arts and Game Development (MAGD) program, called the Max Mallory Scholarship. We have also established an award at the MAGD annual contest, the Max Mallory Award of $500 for Best in Show.
Max Mallory graduated May 2015 and passed away May 2016 from testicular cancer. His journey was hard-fought. He had a generous nature and helped everyone he could, from helping them with homework to listening to them to befriending the loneliness students who were having trouble.
We discovered after his passing that he had made a "will" on October 27, 2015, a few days after his diagnosis, setting his goal to help others if he did not make it.
Any contribution you can make, even small, will help start this foundation. Please help keep Max's dreams alive to help others. We have already established two awards at the University of Wisconsin-Whitewater: a $1000 scholarship for a promising student in the Media Arts and Game Development (MAGD) program, called the Max Mallory Scholarship. We have also established an award at the MAGD annual contest, the Max Mallory Award of $500 for Best in Show.
Organizer and beneficiary
Chuck Mallory
Organizer
Evanston, IL
Max Mallory Foundation
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