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GRAMMY®-NOMINATED ARTIST AND PRODUCER
ROBIN THICKE TO PERFORM AT THE
HAROLD AND CAROLE PUMP FOUNDATION 25TH
ANNIVERSARY CELEBRITY DINNER
LOS ANGELES - The Harold and Carole Pump
Foundation today announced that GRAMMY®-nominated artist
and producer Robin Thicke will perform at the Harold
and Carole Pump Foundation 25th Anniversary Celebrity
Dinner on August 15. The evening will honor Aaron
Donald, Barry Bonds, Spike Lee and Wayne Gretzky with
the Lifetime Achievement Award, while Reggie McKnight and R.J.
Melman will receive the Humanitarian Award.
“Celebrating 25 years of this foundation
means more than just looking back – it's about honoring the
promise we made to our parents to fight cancer with
everything we have. We're honored to welcome Robin Thicke to
this milestone evening. His music, heart, and presence add
something unforgettable to an evening rooted in community.
We're grateful to him and to all of our supporters who help
us turn love, loss and connection into lasting impact,” said
Dana Pump.
Robin Thicke is a GRAMMY®-nominated,
diamond-certified artist and accomplished producer with
multiple gold and platinum albums. He gained widespread
acclaim with his chart-topping hit “Blurred Lines” and
continues to achieve success, most recently with his 2021
album “On Earth, and in Heaven,” which produced multiple No.
1 R&B singles. In addition to his music career, Thicke
serves as a judge on FOX’s “The Masked Singer” and remains
active with new releases such as “Brown Liquor” featuring Yo
Gotti.
The star-studded evening will feature
one-of-a-kind items during the signature silent and live
auctions, including coveted sports memorabilia, luxurious
travel experiences, VIP tickets to world-class events, and
more.
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About the Harold and Carole Pump Foundation
The Harold and Carole Pump Foundation (HCPF)
honors a beloved father who lost his battle with cancer in
2000 and a loving mother who passed away in 2012. Using
their unique relationship-building talents and skills, their
sons Dana and David Pump, working with Northridge Hospital
Foundation, have raised more than $10.5 Million for the
Carole Pump Women’s Center, the Harold and Carole Pump
Department of Radiation Oncology, and the Thomas and Dorothy
Leavey Cancer Center at Northridge Hospital Medical Center
and other non-profit community charities.
The mission of the Harold and Carole Pump
Foundation is to raise funds and create awareness for the
treatment and cure of cancer. By engaging the community,
sports leaders, and those touched by the disease, financial
support is given to develop cancer treatments, programs, and
services and to obtain the most advanced medical
technologies.
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