Max Glezos-Chartoff Tribute Fund

A personal campaign sponsored by Max Glezos-Chartoff Tribute Fund

In spite of all of his parents wide ranging efforts, Max died on Sunday afternoon, April 29th, at home, peacefully in the arms of his mothers, Julie and Irene, and surrounded by his family, his closest friends and his Legos, Indiana Jones Temple Escape being the latest (Ninjago fans take note). Max was an amazing spirit, a trend setter, a 100% original child, a reflection of what great love and open hearted parenting can nurture in a seven year old boy. The depth of our sorrow is beyond imagining.

We wish to direct all donations go to The Cure Starts Now Foundation in honor of Max Glezos-Chartoff. If you would like to donate by check, please mail your check with "Max Glezos-Chartoff Tribute Fund" in the memo to:

The Cure Starts Now
10280 Chester Road
Cincinnati, OH 45215

Donations Received

Anthony Tenoglia donated  01/10/2013 I never met Max, I knew His Mother Irene a while back. She was and is an Artistic Idol of Mine. I had not seen Her in about 10 Years, I am utterly Heartbroken for Her and Julie. Knowing Irene's Heart for that brief time, I am quite positive their Son was nothing short of a Divine, Heavenly, Celestial Messenger. May My small donation be put towards celebrating their Son Max and finding a cure in His Honor.

Anonymous donated  12/31/2012 My beautiful boy. We miss you and love you so much.

Jennifer Romine donated  12/21/2012

Sandy Rower donated  12/14/2012

Anonymous donated  12/06/2012 From Jenny and Bob Chartoff

Craig Archibald donated  11/30/2012

Anonymous donated  11/16/2012

Bay Weyman donated  10/15/2012

Maria Glezos donated  10/07/2012

Jeff Friedstein donated  10/05/2012

Janine Stavri donated  09/20/2012

Muffin Gifford and Family donated  07/23/2012

Joanne Murphy donated  07/15/2012

Joanne Murphy donated  07/15/2012

Deidre Ann Sullivan donated  07/10/2012

Jessica Espejel donated  06/28/2012 I knew from the time I met Max that he would change my life. He was playing Angry Birds on the iPad and he was making a lot of commotion. Next thing I know, we were giggling so hard from this app that changed our voices to a squeaky chipmunk voice. His laugh and humor was contagious and it continues to make me smile every time I think about him and his jokes and magic tricks and games. You won my heart, you flirt! I'm so glad to have been your friend even if it was a short time.

Patricia Bartlett donated  06/26/2012 I was so moved by Max's courageous refusal to accept anything other than a real total flip off the diving board in the final days of his life. His tenacity in insisting on the full experience has been inspiring me in these weeks since he died. I saw the deep love his mothers had for him...he was truly and deeply loved.

Sabrina Ironside donated  06/22/2012 What a courageous young man!

Ramonita Perez donated  06/21/2012

Sejal Shah donated  06/15/2012

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