"Ironman of The NBA" Appearance Does Well At Alzheimers Fundraiser

 "Ironman of The NBA" Appearance Does Well At Alzheimers Fundraiser in Dayton

Champions Dinner Raises Nearly 25k 

By Deon Cash 

A.C.Green, the "Ironman of the NBA", made a appearance at the Champions Dinner earlier this week. 

Green, 3-Time Champion with the Los Angeles Lakers, has the record for the most consecutive games played in NBA history (1192) and shared some of his experiences with over 350 people in attendance at Sinclair College as part of a fundraiser hosted by Cedric Howard. 

Howard has been a Ambassador of the Alzheimer’s Awareness campaign for a decade. In the last few years, the event has picked up some major support, raising thousands of dollars on the way. 

'It feels great to give back to this cause that has hit my family and so other families as well. We want to do whatever we can to eradicate this horrible disease that affects millions of people lives every day." Ced Howard stated. 

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"I'm very happy that A.C. Green came to our event. He is such a classy guy and we hope to have him back at our golf outing since he plays golf." 

The event was DJ by U92 own Faith Daniels, and had the live band Top Secret to provide the music entertainment.  

Vendors Such as Popz Hats & Clothing, Network & Chill, and others surrounded the venue, and the service and food was superb which went seamlessly with Daniels and Howard hosting the event.  

With the Alzheimers organization in tow, the event was a big success once again as they very nearly reached the goal of $25,000 raised. 

For more information on the event or upcoming event reach out to the Alzheimers Association Chapter in Dayton or Cedric Howard on his social media platforms.