Levine, 12, was given a first-of-its-kind Youth Impact Award at a luncheon by Northwell Health for his contributions to Breast Cancer awareness.
ByMax Levine has had a personal mission for the past four years, and on Thursday he was recognized for his efforts to fighting Breast Cancer .
It was that day in 2020 Levine was talking about was the moment he learned his mother Hilary had breast cancer. And that got Levine thinking how he could help. First it was to try and raise $4,000. Before he knew it, Levine had surpassed raising $10,000 and presented it to his mom's surgeon at Northwell.
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