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Aikman & Prescott Unite for Cancer Fight

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Troy Aikman and Dak Prescott, two Cowboys quarterback legends, united at a Childrens Cancer Fund gala, raising over three million dollars for research. Aikman, a long-time advocate, now has Prescott on board, emphasizing the importance of giving back, especially after Prescotts personal loss. The event, once a simple luncheon, has evolved into a significant dinner gala, reflecting the NFLs commitment to community support.

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Aikman & Prescott Unite for Cancer Fight

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Dallas Cowboys News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Aikman & Prescott Unite for Cancer Fight. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 18th, Troy Eggman and Dak Prescott, two top Cowboys quarterbacks from Eris 20 years apart, linked up Friday at the Children's Cancer Fund, 36th Anniversary Gala. As honorary chairs, they spotlighted a fashion show, where 18 kids fighting cancer strutted the runway with celebs, pulling in over 3 million. Dollars for research. Eggman's poured more than 30 years into this cause, teaming with legends like Roger Stalbach and Tony Romo, and now he's got Prescott on board. The event grew from a basic luncheon to a full-blown dinner gala, but it keeps delivering big for families in need. These guys connect on more than just slinging passes. They're all in on helping kids and parents tackle cancer's brutal fight, way tougher than any. Game day. Prescott, a dad to two young ones, shifted his view to empathize with the whole family unit after losing his mom to the disease. Both stress that suiting up as a Cowboys quarterback or NFL pro amps up the call to give back.

Plenty of players across the league step up serious for their communities, turning fame into real support. Nights like this, bridge football glory with lasting impact, fueling research while lifting spirits until that cure finally drops.

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