Jog for Jett: $30K+ raised for New Windsor teen battling brain tumor
His coach, Joe Voltaire, took it upon himself to lead a fundraising effort to help Jett Diaz and his family.
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Nov 6, 2021, 9:25 PM
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Updated 993 days ago
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375ds agoRunners were out in New Windsor Saturday morning to
raise money for a 13-year-old baseball player who was diagnosed with an
inoperable brain tumor.
His coach, Joe Voltaire, took it upon himself to lead a
fundraising effort to help Jett Diaz and his family.
"A month ago, I got a call from Jett's dad and we kind
of figured out what his diagnoses was, and I just decided I had to do something
to help," he told News 12.
His father called Jett a “brave guy” who is not battling his
fight alone.
An online fundraiser has accumulated more than $30,000.