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#GOALS: The New England Revolution just paid a visit to Dana-Farber with a goal in mind: to spend time with pediatric patients who are being treated there. Members of the pro soccer team stopped by the celebrated facility earlier this week, when they hung out with children who are currently undergoing treatment through its Jimmy Fund Clinic and apparently had a total blast. Among the players present for the appearance were midfielder

Wilfried Zahibo, goalie Brad Knighton and defender Michael Mancienne, who all signed autographs for the deserving kiddos. In exchange, the athletes were treated to a wide array of fun surprises, which included hearing an original rap from Lexi, a 15-year-old patient, as well as hitting the Nintendo to face off in

Mario Kart races. In addition to giving their time, the Revs serve as supporters for Kick for DanaFarber, a fundraisin­g program that enables soccer players to raise funds for cancer care and research at the hospital.

CAR TROUBLE: Reality royalty Kylie Jenner and Travis Scott have sparked public criticism after posting a photo of them apparently parked in a handicap spot, and one local organizati­on is chiming in on the controvers­y. The Ruderman Family Foundation, a Boston-based philanthro­py group dedicated to disability inclusion, has publicly asked the business mogul and her rapper boyfriend to take the backlash and use it as an opportunit­y to raise awareness for the importance of disability accessible parking. In a tweet to the celebrity couple, Jay

Ruderman, president of the Ruderman Family Foundation, wrote: “@KylieJenne­r @trvisXX accessible parking is meant for people w/ #disabiliti­es who need it. As role models to many, this is your chance to help people understand we cannot infringe upon the basic right of people w/ disabiliti­es to have accessible parking.” The

Instagram post in question shows the duo recently reuniting after Jenner returned from a luxury vacation in Turks and Caicos, where she, their daughter Stormi and her best friends celebrated her Kylie Skin line and its upcoming summer collection. In the photo, the pair are seen nuzzling up to each other outside of the scandalous­ly parked car, garnering nearly 8M likes as of Tuesday.

 ?? COURTESY OF SAM OGDEN ?? Jimmy Fund Clinic patient Tyler, 17, of Centervill­e shows off his sketchbook to Wilfried Zahibo, Brad Knighton and Michael Mancienne from the New England Revolution.
COURTESY OF SAM OGDEN Jimmy Fund Clinic patient Tyler, 17, of Centervill­e shows off his sketchbook to Wilfried Zahibo, Brad Knighton and Michael Mancienne from the New England Revolution.

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