They've turned out to be the 'it' gift this holiday season. On Sunday, 5,000 special edition 'Levine Children's Hospital' beanies created by Carolina Panther's tight-end Greg Olsen and New Era, sold-out.
The Carolina Panthers tight end said he would like to play for the Carolina Panthers for another 3 to 5 years.
The United Way of Central Carolinas presented the Panthers' tight end with a check for $100,000 for finishing as the runner-up in the NFL's annual Walter Payton Man of the Year Award.
For children with congenital heart defects, we’re proud to offer one of the country’s only programs to help them overcome their educational and social challenges. Meet Nancy Dobrolet, MD, the program’s new leader, who comes to Levine Children’s Hospital with a passion for making kids’ lives better.
