Justin's Senior Soccer Season at Loyola University of Maryland

Justin Graduates High School

Justin graduated high school on June 2, 2015. He attended the Bullis School. It was a night filled with so much emotion. Audrey and I could not be more proud of Justin's accomplishments and especially graduating high school. Justin always struggled with school from an early age because he is learning disabled. He attended the Lab School of Washington from kindergarten to 7th grade. The Lab School is a school that specializes in kids with emotional and learning issues. Justin could not read or write until the 4th grade. The Lab School was a great place for Justin to get a foundation because they used a multi-sensory approach to learning. We were so happy the first time Justin read us a story...it brought tears to our eyes. Justin's last year at Lab School in 2009 when he was diagnosed with his brain tumor. (Read More ... )

Justin's Quest is Named WTOP Radio's Charity of the Month

Justin and our family are so honored to have Justin's Quest become the charity of the month on WTOP radio station for the month of December. There will be many 30 second radio commercials promoting Justin's Quest that everyone will hear on the radio. All the donations go to our partner Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure which is on the leading edge in finding a cure for brain tumors. We want to thank the entire staff of WTOP for this honor and of course Jay Rosenberg and his wonderful and caring staff of Rosenberg Media. Jay has been a rock for Justin and our family and so instrumental in our success.

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Justin was named #6 out of the top 10 most interesting people in DC

Washington DC publication DC Spotlight profiled Justin and his quest in their August 1 issue. We are very proud of Justin and his desire to raise awareness and find a cure for brain tumors. Justin was notified in the July of this honor and he was so excited to be interviewed for this article. This is another accomplishment for Justin that we hope will continue in the future as his mission to find a cure builds.

DC Spotlight Blog Article

Race For Hope - Sunday May 6th

Justin asks you to join Race For Hope 2012

Justin and David Cook ask you to help find a cure for brain tumors by joining him at Race For Hope 2012 at Freedom Plaza, Washington DC on May 6th. For more information see DC50TV.com. Sign up and join Justin in his quest to find a cure for brain tumors at BrainTumorCommunity.org

Justin joins ABC²

Justin joins Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure

December 15, 2011 —Justin and our family are very excited and pleased to announce that Justin's Quest has now joined forces with Accelerate Brain Cancer Cure ABC2.org to find a cure for brain tumors. Justin and our family could not be happier to work with such a fantastic and leading oragnization that is so focused in finding a cure for brain tumors. Justin's Quest and ABC² has some great things planned for the future. Stay tuned!

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Brain tumors are the second leading cancer-related cause of death for those under the age of 20.

Fourteen year-old Justin Friedlander is on a mission: to raise awareness and find a cure for brain tumors.

President Obama with the Assist

Young Basketball Fan Fighting a Brain Tumor Welcomed at the White House

July 6, 2010 — Today, 14-year-old Justin Friedlander had the biggest thrill of his young life. The basketball enthusiast and founder of "Justin's Quest" not only met with President Obama in the Oval Office of the White House, they shot baskets together in hopes of helping to find a cure for brain tumors.

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NBA All-Star Gasol helps dunk brain tumor awareness

February 19, 2011 — Los Angeles Laker starting center, Pau Gasol, teamed up with 14-year-old Justin Friedlander to help the brain tumor survivor complete an amazing personal journey. Gasol and Friedlander shot the final three baskets to complete Justin’s Quest, an initiative in which Justin shot a basket for every person diagnosed with a primary brain tumor this year - 63,000 baskets.

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Justin graduates High School.

Justin's first DC Race For Hope.

Watch this inspiring video about brain tumor patient Justin and Justin’s Quest to shoot 63,000 hoops for each person diagnosed with a primary brain tumor every year in the United States and raise funds for brain tumor research.

President Obama, Justin and Family at the White House.